Dolmen de Wéris (Northern Dolmen)
A megalithic chamber tomb near Wéris in the Belgian Ardennes, built from slabs of local conglomerate stone - one of only two dolmens surviving from a group scattered across more than 8km around the village, sometimes called 'Belgium's Stonehenge'. Unlike the Dutch hunebedden's Funnelbeaker builders, Wéris belongs to the later Seine-Oise-Marne culture.
Dated events and their evidence
- 3,000 BCE mainstream
construction (Seine-Oise-Marne culture) source
Where
50.3336° N, 5.5235° E
Sources
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