"Carnac is a series of over 300 standing stones, spread over 4 kilometres, making up about 40 hectares. Associated excavations suggest these stone alignments are dated to between 4500 and 2500 B.C, a period that saw the beginning of sedentary existence and farming in western Europe. This makes the stones amongst the first of the monumental structures built in western Europe."
Thursday, January 21, 2010
CARNAC: In the Footsteps of France’s First Farmers
In the Footsteps of France’s First Farmers
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