Cromeleque de Vale de Maria do Meio
Cromeleque de Vale de Maria do Meio, Stone circle in Portugal
Vale Maria do Meio Cromlech is a significant megalithic complex.
This prehistoric site is thought to date back to the 6th millennium BCE.
It reflects the ceremonial practices of the region's early inhabitants.
Classified as a National Monument of Portugal, it's accessible to visitors.
Features a configuration of stones unique among Portuguese cromlechs.
Location: Nossa Senhora da Tourega e Nossa Senhora de Guadalupe
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