Rating
4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Jonathan Boulle (5 months ago)
Great place to eat a couple of cakes. Simple and peaceful.
Great place to eat a couple of cakes. Simple and peaceful.
Jimmy Gray (6 months ago)
Not sure how you rate an ancient grave site?
Not sure how you rate an ancient grave site?
Ian Le Breton (6 months ago)
A spectacular dolmen.
A spectacular dolmen.
Piotr Tomaszewski (12 months ago)
"This Neolithic passage grave was built around 6,000 years ago (c. 4000-3250 BC). It consists of a passage leading into an unusual double chamber. The main chamber is open and surrounded by a series of small stone cists (boxes) while the end chamber is covered by a massive 24-ton capstone. The whole site was originally encircled by a low mound with two drystone walls and a ring of upright stones. The site was first recorded in 1682 and was excavated three times before 1910. Human remains were found in the cists and finds from the chamber include pottery vessels, two polished stone axes and two stone pendants." From Jersey Heritage website
"This Neolithic passage grave was built around 6,000 years ago (c. 4000-3250 BC). It consists of a passage leading into an unusual double chamber. The main chamber is open and surrounded by a series of small stone cists (boxes) while the end chamber is covered by a massive 24-ton capstone. The whole site was originally encircled by a low mound with two drystone walls and a ring of upright stones. The site was first recorded in 1682 and was excavated three times before 1910. Human remains were found in the cists and finds from the chamber include pottery vessels, two polished stone axes and two stone pendants." From Jersey Heritage website
E. Christoph Opfermann (2 years ago)
Beautifully set in a shaded cosp. Very mysterious. It's set out perfectly along an East West axis so that the rising spring and autumn equinox sun shines down its main axis.
Beautifully set in a shaded cosp. Very mysterious. It's set out perfectly along an East West axis so that the rising spring and autumn equinox sun shines down its main axis.
