Cabaleiros dolmen

The Cabaleiros dolmen is a megalithic monument from the Neolithic (3rd millennium BCE) in Galicia in Spain.

Cabaleiros dolmen

The Cabaleiros dolmen is a megalithic monument from the Neolithic (3rd millennium BCE) in Galicia in Spain.

The Cabaleiros dolmen (also known as Casa da Moura, Casa dos Mouros or Couza do Cacheiro) is a megalithic monument from the Neolithic (3rd millennium BCE) in the municipality of Tordoia in the Ordes (or Órdenes) region in the La Coruña province in Galicia in Spain.

The dolmen, enclosed by a wall, was listed as a historical monument in 1975. What has been preserved is a polygonal chamber made up of six orthostats, which support a relatively thin capstone 4.6 m in length. The chamber has an entrance to the east. All the stones in the corridor and most of the hill are missing.

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Dolmen de Cabaleiros, CP-8401, 18, 15683 Tordoia, C, Spain

43.0967895, -8.5525859

Iberian paganism, Prehistoric paganism

Burial site

The Cabaleiros dolmen (also known as Casa da Moura, Casa dos Mouros or Couza do Cacheiro) is a megalithic monument from the Neolithic (3rd millennium BCE) in the municipality of Tordoia in the Ordes (or Órdenes) region in the La Coruña province in Galicia in Spain.

The dolmen, enclosed by a wall, was listed as a historical monument in 1975. What has been preserved is a polygonal chamber made up of six orthostats, which support a relatively thin capstone 4.6 m in length. The chamber has an entrance to the east. All the stones in the corridor and most of the hill are missing.