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Stone art Our prehistory Dolmen of Santa Marta or Forno dos Mouros (Penafiel) coastal groups can be distinguished. The first one is located in the north-west littoral, from Narón to the Costa da Morte, where one can see interesting monuments such as the dolmen of Pedra Moura in Carballo. Another of the most singular in this region of Bergantiños is the dolmen of Dombate, in Cabana, which also has an interpretation centre. It is one of the most famous in Galicia, re-built and re-used through almost a thousand years, until 2700 B.C. It maintains a part of the tumulus that covered the access corridor and the chamber, in whose slabs one finds engravings and pigment rests. Dolmen of Padrão (Paredes) The second large megalith group in a coastal area is located in the Rías Baixas, especially in the ranges that make up its peninsulas. This is the case of the compound of Sete Camiños, in the mounts that separate Vilaboa and Pontevedra. Another interesting stop is the dolmen of Axeitos, in Riveira. It is considered the “Galician Parthenon of Megalithic Art”. The covering is not maintained, but its funerary chamber is intact, with eight perimeter slabs and its cover. Furthermore, it is located near a magnificent natural surrounding that provides access to the impressive Dunes of Corrubedo. 10
From Gallaecia to the Euro-Region Did you know? “The tumuli are related to a very rich folklore, in the form of oral traditions. These are connected to the legends of mouros, those mythic, astute and rich beings, who hid in the popular imaginary all the cultures that preceded us, and whom the people could not manage to explain (these mouros should not be confused with Muslims, even if the Galician and the Portuguese words for both are identical). These legends also explain why many of these monuments, at least the most accessible and visible, have not remain intact until our days, but have been opened instead in the 17th and 18th centuries, in search of the large wealth that they were supposed to hide and of which there are, that is for sure, no trace.” Dolmen of Axeitos (Riveira) 11
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