Eteneta I megalithic complex

The Eteneta I megalithic complex contains multiple standing stones and two circular arrangements of stones positioned on elevated ground overlooking eastern horizons.

Dating back to the fifth century BC, this archaeological site represents one of the largest collections of megalithic structures discovered in northern Spain.

The stone formations at Eteneta I demonstrate the sophisticated understanding of astronomical alignments and construction methods of prehistoric Basque communities.

Visitors can reach the archaeological site through marked paths, with guided tours available during spring and summer months through the local heritage office.

The stone circles at Eteneta I align perfectly with the sunrise during solstice events, indicating advanced knowledge of celestial movements by their builders.

Location: Urnieta

GPS coordinates: 43.20027,-1.96407

Latest update: March 3, 2025 23:24