European Megalithic Culture

[Robin Barquenast]

Dolmen du Mané Retual

[Robin Barquenast]

dolmen, Penhap, Île-aux-Moines, Morbihan

[Robin Barquenast]

dolmen, Penhap, Île-aux-Moines, Morbihan

[Robin Barquenast]

Le Petit Mont, cairn dolmen, in Rhuys peninsula, Morbihan

[Robin Barquenast]

Saint-Gildas-de-Rhuys: cross in the village (Morbihan, France)

[Robin Barquenast]

Allée couverte de Crec'h Quillié en Saint-Quay-Perros, vue d'ensemble

[Keith Ranville]

Wow, Robin do you think this is related to stonehenge eH''

[Robin Barquenast]

Dolmens in Languedoc-Roussillon



Allée couverte du Mourel das Fadas (ou Mourel des fades, Mourel des Fées). France, Aude (11)




http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Dolmens_in_France

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Dolmens_by_country

[Boreas]

Wow, Robin do you think this is related to stonehenge eH''

Ths is the works of Europes oldest civilisation (see own thread).

The whole thing started off with a small group of caucasians that came out of the paleolithic (ice-age)  10.000 years ago. Two tousand years later they had branched to most of the Eurasian continent - and by 7.500 BP they had made series of "Mega-liths" (mega=big, lith=stone).

Thus they are called the European Megalitic Culture - or Civilisation.

Obviously these are the pioneers of the refined masonry needed to build ziggurats, pyramids, henges, temples and palaces. Neither Stonhenge, nor Manchu Pinchu or Nan Madol came out of the blue.

The European megaliths started the show - during whats called "Megalithic time.
It started 10.000 yrs ago - culminating 8.000 yrs ago, as the "large wood-culture" started to take over in Northern Eurasia.

Though, at that time the skills and capabilities started to show - along with agriculture - in central palaces of all the maor cultures in the world.

This web-site still is the best one about the real people called Atlanteans - right?!   

[Robin Barquenast]

What Boreas said!  Of course, it is all the same culture. I am surprised that isn't more obvious to people.

[Robin Barquenast]

Dolmens in Pays de la Loire



One of the dolmens visible around Gennes, department Maine-et-Loire, France.

[Robin Barquenast]

Dolmen de Kerbourg 1

[Robin Barquenast]

Dolmen Kerbourg Saint-Lyphard Loire-Atlantique

[Robin Barquenast]

Dolmen Kerbourg Saint-Lyphard Loire Atlantique

[Robin Barquenast]

Dolmen Kerbourg 2 Saint Lyphard, Loire-Atlantique