Mysterious stones in a Spanish hill

In the lush hills south of Busnela, Spain, unusual stones can be found that resemble a dolmen but are not widely accepted as a real one. The formation stands apart from the surrounding landscape, consisting of a large rock serving as a wall and roof, supported by seven large slabs of sandstone. The length of its major axis is about 7 meters and its height is 2.3 meters, yet it is not protected by a typical tumulus found in actual dolmens. These mysterious stones have intrigued visitors for years, but without evidence to prove it, they remain a mystery.

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