Cromlech of Little St Bernard Pass
Cromlech of Little St Bernard Pass, Megalithic complex in France/Italy
The Cromlech of Little St Bernard Pass is a circle of standing stones at the summit pass.
This archaeological site dates back to the Bronze Age, serving as evidence of early human activity.
The cromlech is associated with ancient religious rituals and astronomical observations.
Accessible during summer, the site offers educational signs for visitors.
It sits at 2,188 metres above sea level, straddling the French-Italian border.
Location: La Thuile
Location: Séez
Website: regione.vda.it/cultura/patrimonio/siti_archeologici/col_psb/cromlech_i.aspx
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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