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Origin and history

Rubrat Huella's tumulus, located in Plourin, Finistère, is a monument dating back to the Bronze Age. This type of funerary structure, characteristic of this period, was generally used to house collective or individual burials, reflecting the beliefs and social practices of protohistoric communities in the region.

Listed in the Historical Monuments by order of 5 October 1963, the tumulus is referenced under cadastre G 133. Its location, although documented (24 Rue des Columnes de Justice), remains approximate according to available sources, with a location accuracy estimated at 6/10. This monument illustrates the importance of Breton archaeological remains for understanding bronze age societies.

Available data from Monumentum and the Merimée archives highlight its protected status but do not provide detailed information on its current state, accessibility to the public or possible archaeological excavations. The associated photograph, licensed Creative Commons, is attributed to Mary 29830, confirming her local anchoring in Plourin's heritage.

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