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Carnac, Morbihan, Brittany (France): alignment of menhir and dolmen

Kerzérho is a set of neolithic alignments in the commune of Erdeven, in the region of Morbihan Brittany, France. It lies approximately 8 km northwest of Carnac.

Carnac Stones, Menhirs alignment Menec, Brittany, France. The Carnac Megalithic Lines (French: Alignements mégalithiques de Carnac) are a grouping of Neolithic menhirs and dolmens over four kilometers in southern Brittany.

The Menhir des Marsouins is a standing stone on the edge of the Pointe de Primel in Plougasnou, Brittany.

solitary neolithic standing stone Carnac Brittany France

Tourist silhouetted against an orange sunset touches one of the rock formations at Callanish stones III, Calanais Standing Stones, Outer Hebrides, Isle of Lewis, Scotland, UK.

Un gros menhir en pierre dressé face à la mer, dans le Morbihan, en Bretagne

The name comes from an Old Nordic legend about Hagbard and Signe. A Viking from Trondheim, Hagbard, embarking on a Viking raid for war. Off the coast of Halland in Sweden, he encounters the local king Sigvards armed forces. After fight they make peace since victory eludes them both. Hagbard then meets the king Sigvards daughter, Signe. Love emerges between them, but because of the long-standing enmity between their families, marriage is not possible. Hagbard tries to secretly courtship Signe, but gets arrested upon disclosure of the scam. He is sentenced to death at the court in Asige. Signe had promised to follow Hagbard in death and Hagbard lured Signe to proove her faith. As his last wish, he therefore asked that his dress to be shown up first in the gallows. Upon this sight Signe thinks that Hagbard has been hunged, she burns herself inside her castle with her bridesmaids. When Hagbard sees the smoke from the castle, he calmly walks to his death.

The menhir of the tip of Er-Limouzen or also menhir of Manemeur is a menhir on the penisula Quiberon in department Morbihan in Brittany, France

A menhir, a prehistoric standing stone on the island Île-aux-Moines, France.

Carnac, Morbihan, Brittany (France): alignment of menhir and dolmen

Trébeurden, Côtes-d'Armor, french brittany

Carnac megaliths alignment in Brittany, France 12.08.2018, view of prehistoric monolith stone alignments in Brittany on rainy summer day.

Avebury Henge, Wiltshire, England, UK. This free-to-enter ancient stone circle site dates from Neolithic times and its purpose is debatable. It is constructed from a large outer circle of stones with two smaller inner circles, all surrounded by earthworks and a ditch. Abandoned by the Iron Age it nevertheless remains a significant Henge in the landscape of ancient Wiltshire, England

Stones in the Lagatjar alignments at Camaret-sur-Mer on the Crozon Peninsula in Finistere, Brittany, France.

The Côte de granit rose or Pink Granite Coast is a stretch of coastline in the Côtes d'Armor departement of northern Brittany, France.

The Er Lannic cromlech is a double megalithic enclosure located on the southeast coast of the islet of Er Lannic in Arzon

The Merry Maidens Stone Circle in West Penwith, Cornwall, UK

A black and white version of the large standing stones aligned in a field near Carnac, France under a bright summer sky, surrounded by grass and wild plants. The 7,000 year old stone alignments create a sense of ancient mystery and historical significance. The singularity of the Carnac megaliths is their extrordinary alignments and their sheer numbers, this is the largest gathering of standing stones of this type in the world. The two main sites (Ménec and Kermario) alone account for nearly 3,000 menhirs, and the alignments extend over almost four miles.

The menhir of Champ-Dolent is located in Dol-de-Bretagne in the French department of Ille-et-Vilaine. With its 9.30 meters high, it is one of the tallest standing menhirs in Brittany.

Carnac neolithic standing stones

Stone sculpture representing a simple Pietà, created probably around the 16th century by unknown artist and located among the meadows in Lessina, a protected mountain area in the north Italy. Verona province.

This landscape photo was taken in Europe, France, Brittany, Morbihan, Locmariaquer, in summer. We can see the large broken menhir in Locmariaquer, under the Sun.

near Trégastel, Côtes-d'Armor, french Brittany

Prehistoric megalithic menhirs in Carnac, France

A lone Megalithic stone sits upright outside of Sagres Portugal

Alignment of menhir stones during golden hour with sun on the sky, Camaret-sur-Mer, Brittany, France

The early bronze age Merry Maidens stone circle, Penwith, Cornwall, UK

An elongated block of stone, sometimes of considerable height, erected by the Neolithic populations, found in Celtic territory, particularly in Britain and Great Britain.

The Rollright Stones in Cotswolds are a captivating archaeological and cultural site that offers visitors a glimpse into England's ancient past and rich folklore tradition.

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