- Commercial guide
- Tourism
- Plan your route with AI
- Bookings
-
The stones that speak to us
- 1. Dolmen de Taballera
- 2. Dolmen del Mas Godo
- 3. Dolmen de la Cendrera
- 4. Dolmen Mores Altes I
- 5. Dolmen Mores Altes II
- 6. Menhir de Santa Helena
- 7. Dolmen de la Pallera
- 8. Paradolmen de la Pallera
- 9. Dolmen Mas de la Mata
- 10. Dolmen Riera Pujolar I
- 11. Dolmen Riera Pujolar II
- 12. Dolmen Roca Miralles
- 13. Pedres del Puig Margall I
- 14. Pedres de Riera Pujolar II
- 15. Pedra del bruixot del Mas Polità
- 16. Creus de l'Hospital
- 17. Creus de la Carena
- 18. Creus de Mas Ventós
- Books titles
- Timeline
- Stone 1
- Pedra 2
- Pedra 3
- Pedra 4
- Pedra 5
- Pedra 6
- Pedra 7
- Pedra 8
- Pedra 9
- Pedra 10
- Home>
- The stones that speak to us>
- Pedra 7
Pedra 7
What is megalithism?
Megalithism (word that derives from Greek meaning big stone) refers to the prehistorical constructions built with big stones, found in all Europe and Northern Africa.
We can date the construction of these big monuments from 6.500 BC to 2.500 BC, which corresponds to the Middle and Late Neolithic Ages and the Early Bronze Age.
The megalithism in our territory meant a big presence of dolmens, insculptures and the presence of one menhir.
The dolmens of Port de la Selva are part of a wide group in Serra de Rodes – Cap de Creus that is related to the megalithic groups of l’Albera, creating a very dense group that is well-limited geographically. It is made up of more than 100 dolmens, around 20 menhirs and around 400 carved stones.
-
Ajuntament del Port de la Selva
C. Mar, 1 17489 El Port de la Selva
Tel. 972 38 70 25
ajuntament[at]elportdelaselva[dot]cat