Antas da Valeira

Antas da Valeira
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Also known as: antas de Valeira

The Antas da Valeira are two Chalcolithic dolmen, or burial chambers, about 100 metres apart [1]. Situated in a farm field about one kilometer from the Vale Maria do Meio Cromlech and ten kilometers from the notable megalithic complex of the Almendres Cromlech, these dolmen are among numerous megalithic sites identified in the Évora area [1]. These two monuments have yet to be studied by archaeologists and are in a poor condition [1]. Anta da Valeira 1 is situated between two olive trees [1]. Six large stones or pillars can be seen but all have fallen from their original positions [1]. Anta da Valeira 2 is also in a bad condition [1]. Five large stones that would have served as pillars remain on the site, which has been much affected by agricultural work [1].

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TypeDolmen
Period4500 - 3000 BC
CountryPortugal
Coordinates38.6377° N, 8.0030° W

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