DOLMEN SAID THE STONE LAYE

It's hard to find the little path that leads you to this beautiful Neolithic dolmen. Discovered in 1841 by an inhabitant of Soissons, Dr. Godelle, the site was classified historic monument in 1944. It was only in 1850 that the archaeological society took care of this broad stone table. Human bones were found there during excavations. The house of the building measures three metres long, and seven stones support the table.