This particular Dolmen, a cerebral relic of the dolmen à couloir type, earned a spot on the historic monuments list on the 1st of March, 1978, in Brittany, France. Yet, the exact passage leading to its core has yielded to the rotund waistline of a crumbling cliff. Seven stoic stones, or orthostates, stand ever strong, while a solitary slab of the turned-over covering stone, points persistently northward. The chamber, snug as a rectangular box, measures 2.00m by 1.00m, and miraculously, retains every bone of granite, echoes of the Neolithic Age. What eerie secrets does it harbor, oblivious of the passage of centuries?
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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