Dolmen des petits Fradets

Île d'Yeu, France

The dolmen was erected around 300 BC.

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Founded: 300 BC
Category: Cemeteries, mausoleums and burial places in France
Historical period: Arrival of Celts (France)

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www.megalithic.co.uk

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Marie-pierre Wary (4 years ago)
All this .... For that..dolmen not highlighted because of ... Covid 19 ... hum ...
Julie HARMANT (4 years ago)
The stone is broken
MKL Androider (5 years ago)
No use. It is tiny. Ok for the historical side but there is nothing to do there.
Mad Ali Mokhnache (5 years ago)
Top beautiful place worth a look
Karine Gorsse (5 years ago)
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