Menhirs de Monteneuf

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Menhirs de Monteneuf, Stone row and archaeological site in Monteneuf, France.

The menhirs of Monteneuf consist of multiple standing stones arranged in a linear formation near the edge of the Brocéliande forest.

Dating back to approximately 4500 BCE, these prehistoric stone alignments represent early human architectural and organizational capabilities in ancient Brittany.

The archaeological site offers workshops and guided tours that demonstrate the methods ancient communities used to transport and position these massive stones.

Visitors can access the site throughout the year, with educational programs and archaeological demonstrations scheduled during spring and summer months.

The location combines both a nature reserve and archaeological elements, allowing researchers to study prehistoric construction techniques in their original environment.

Location: Monteneuf

Address: Les Menhirs de Monteneuf, D776, 56380 Monteneuf, France 56380 Monteneuf

Phone: +33297932674

Website: https://menhirsmonteneuf.fr

GPS coordinates: 47.88222,-2.18583

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:48

France of standing stones: journey through menhirs, dolmens, and alignments

Throughout France, stone silhouettes still stand in fields, forests, or by the sea. They existed long before villages and roads, witnesses to a world that believed in the sky and hidden forces of the earth. These menhirs, erected over five thousand years ago, in their own way narrate the dawn of civilizations. Some are solitary, others are arranged in rows of hundreds. Some bear engraved faces, others remain silent, smoothed by Breton winds or the rain of the Central Massif. From Carnac to Corsica, from Poitou to the Côtes-d’Armor, these upright stones maintain a strong presence, almost human. Approaching them, one senses the ancient connection between human hands and the memory of the land.

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