The Alignments of Lagatjar, a megalithic site in Finistère, Bretagne, have stood the test of time for over four millennia. Their precise origins remain mysterious, a lasting monument of our ancestors' skill and perseverance. The alignments, known as the Alignements du Toulinguet, wind for over 200 meters, stones of local quarzitic grus scattered along the terrain, each varying in height, some reaching three meters. The alignments are no random arrangement; they harbor a sense of purpose that echoes through the ages.
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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