Megaliths of Locmariaquer
High Resolution JPEG Picture of The Great Broken Menhir of Er Grah, located on the territory of the municipality of Locmariaquer, in Morbihan, is a menhir of exceptional dimensions, the largest in Europe: 18.5 m high when it was erected (20 , 4 m earthen part included), 3 m wide, estimated mass of 280 tonnes. This menhir, whose erection dates back to the middle of the 5th millennium BC. AD is now on the ground and broken into four pieces. It stood in the middle of a monumental ensemble exceptionally associating, in the same place, the three families of megalithic monuments: the Er Grah tumulus, the cairn of the Merchant's Table, the large broken menhir. [1264122684] stock photo
The image showcases the iconic megaliths of Locmariaquer, located in Brittany, France. This historical site features impressive stone formations that date back thousands of years, representing the region's rich prehistoric heritage. The image captures the grandeur and scale of these ancient structures, inviting viewers to explore their historical significance and architectural style. The arrangement and weathering of the stones tell a story of human ingenuity and cultural practices.
This image can be utilized in various real-world applications, including educational materials about prehistoric architecture and cultural heritage. It is suitable for travel guides, history websites, and infographics that highlight ancient civilizations. Additionally, it can enhance social media posts promoting tourism in Brittany, serve as a backdrop for presentations, or be included in eBooks about European history and archaeology.
