Belle demeure sous le soleil d'hiver
Tache de couleur hivernale
Décembre (le 22) : c'est l'hiver, et l'ombre la pl…
***Joyeux Noël***Merry Christmas***Frohe Weihnacht…
Bateau au repos...
Hiver en Bretagne
Carrière du Rocher Coupé
à l'aube de cette nouvelle année
Gardener required;-) HFF
Mémoire de pierre
Victor's Pub at twilight
The shadow of the photographers on the banks of th…
Hôtel-Dieu et Chapelle Saint-Julien à Château-Gont…
Special candle holder
Belle vue pour le manoir - HFF
Jardin médiéval de la Source
First spring messengers, the very first ones...
Menhir solitaire
Petit ruisseau dans le bosquet
Fireball through the trees
Splintered hope
Enclos au bord de la route - HFF
Couleurs d'hiver
Un lieu empreint d'histoire...
Temps suspendu...
Vieux porche invite à entrer... HFF
During a Sunday walk in December.
Little chapel in the middle of nowhere
A frosty but colourful day - HFF
Last glow of autumn
A pied, à vélo - profitez du soleil...
Backyard's secrets...
Cityscape from the Middle Ages
Dans la cour du château : l'escalier d'honneur de…
Set back to the past... HFF, the last in 2019!
Welcome: here begins the ramparts walk - HFF
Iliz Itron Varia Gwitreg - HFF
November roses in the rose garden
Quand il fait beau en Novembre, il faut sortir - H…
Témoin du passé
Romance d'automne...
Rayons célestes...
Lumière d'automne dans le jardin des sculptures
H.A.N.S. (have a nice Sunday)
Old paddle wheel
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This gallery grave is a communal burial place and dates from 2400 BC. It's a specific type of Megalithic tomb where the burial chamber is about the same size as the entrance passage.
The objects found at the grave were gifts for the dead (archaeologists have updated more than thousand objects: vases, shards of pottery, arrows, tools, polished axes). The fact that no bones were found here could be due to the aciditiy of the soil.
The objects found at the grave were gifts for the dead (archaeologists have updated more than thousand objects: vases, shards of pottery, arrows, tools, polished axes). The fact that no bones were found here could be due to the aciditiy of the soil.
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Christa1004 club has replied to BoroChrista1004 club has addedChrista1004 club has replied to Nouchetdu38 clubWunderbar in jeder aufgenommenen Position!
Christa1004 club has replied to Tanja - Loughcrew clubChrista1004 club has replied to Peter Castell clubChrista1004 club has replied to Esther clubVery interesting picture!
We have similar places in Wales, www.britainexpress.com/wales/anglesey/ancient.htm
Of course the Welsh language is very similar to Brittany language (and French), so we share the same roots!
Best Wishes, and a good weekend
Peter
Christa1004 club has replied to Peter_Private_Box clubThanks also for this very interesting link. I checked and think that the "Bryn Celli Ddu" looks quite similar. Merry Christmas days.
Unter meinen DIAs besitze ich wohl noch eine Aufnahme von der sehr gut gepflegten Grabanlage in La Roche-aux-Fées.
FG
Erich
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