Cairn of Barnenez, Plouezoc’h
The Cairn of Barnenez overlooks the Bay of Morlaix from the Kernéléhen peninsula at Plouezoc'h, a dry-stone mound some seventy-two metres long built in two phases in the early Neolithic.
Scenario: 23 October 2026 · 11:30 Europe/Paris
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The Cairn of Barnenez overlooks the Bay of Morlaix from the Kernéléhen peninsula at Plouezoc'h, a dry-stone mound some seventy-two metres long built in two phases in the early Neolithic. Its stepped facade opens onto eleven passage chambers, each entered by its own corridor. Built of thirteen to fourteen thousand tonnes of stone, it is among the largest and earliest megalithic monuments in Europe.
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