GALLIC MEGALITHS AND STELAE
Monuments
2024
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2024
This megalith is located on the foreshore and served as a collective tomb
Plouescat is full of prehistoric remains, not always easy to find. The covered alley of Guinirvit, in the bay of Kernic, is a good example. Now partly in ruins, this megalith is located on the foreshore and was used as a collective grave. The menhirs are other witnesses of this period. The 7-metre-high menhir at Cam Louis and the one at Pors Ar Streat are particularly noteworthy. The one at Kougn An Dre was classified as a historical monument in 1970.
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Visited in may 2017
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pas facile a trouvé, mais vestiges a voir. Dommage qu il y ai de l'érosion. par beau temps, endroit très agréable.
Visited in march 2017
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Disséminés un peu partout sur le territoire de la commune, ces vestiges du passé vous transportent dans le temps! Menhirs, dolmen, allée couverte, il y a de quoi faire ici! Le plus important étant probablement le menhir de Cam Louis, de part sa taille et son emplacement. Curiosité, il existe un menhir couché appelé menhir de Saint-Eden.
Not easy to find in the entrance to the bay of Kernic to see before it disappears by erosion from the tides
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