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  1. #FotoVorschlag 'Von innen nach außen' / 'From inside out'

    Durch einen 6,5 Meter langen Gang kommt man aus dem rund 6600 Jahre alten Hügelgrab 'Tumulus de Kercado' in der Nähe von Carnac in der Bretagne wieder nach außen.

    A 6.5-metre-long passage leads out of the approximately 6,600-year-old burial mound known as the 'Tumulus de Kercado', located near Carnac in Brittany.

    #photography #fotografie #praehistorische #prehistoricsite #huegelgrab #burialmounds #carnac #dolmen #tumulus

  2. #FotoVorschlag 'Von innen nach außen' / 'From inside out'

    Durch einen 6,5 Meter langen Gang kommt man aus dem rund 6600 Jahre alten Hügelgrab 'Tumulus de Kercado' in der Nähe von Carnac in der Bretagne wieder nach außen.

    A 6.5-metre-long passage leads out of the approximately 6,600-year-old burial mound known as the 'Tumulus de Kercado', located near Carnac in Brittany.

    #photography #fotografie #praehistorische #prehistoricsite #huegelgrab #burialmounds #carnac #dolmen #tumulus

  3. #FotoVorschlag 'Von innen nach außen' / 'From inside out'

    Durch einen 6,5 Meter langen Gang kommt man aus dem rund 6600 Jahre alten Hügelgrab 'Tumulus de Kercado' in der Nähe von Carnac in der Bretagne wieder nach außen.

    A 6.5-metre-long passage leads out of the approximately 6,600-year-old burial mound known as the 'Tumulus de Kercado', located near Carnac in Brittany.

    #photography #fotografie #praehistorische #prehistoricsite #huegelgrab #burialmounds #carnac #dolmen #tumulus

  4. #FotoVorschlag 'Von innen nach außen' / 'From inside out'

    Durch einen 6,5 Meter langen Gang kommt man aus dem rund 6600 Jahre alten Hügelgrab 'Tumulus de Kercado' in der Nähe von Carnac in der Bretagne wieder nach außen.

    A 6.5-metre-long passage leads out of the approximately 6,600-year-old burial mound known as the 'Tumulus de Kercado', located near Carnac in Brittany.

    #photography #fotografie #praehistorische #prehistoricsite #huegelgrab #burialmounds #carnac #dolmen #tumulus

  5. 🌍🏰 Archaeologists in Ireland have discovered Brusselstown Ring, a massive Bronze Age settlement near Baltinglass. It may be the largest prehistoric site in Ireland and Britain, with up to 200 houses in a 50-acre hillfort. Read more: thedebrief.org/archaeologists-

    @goodnews

    #GoodNews #AncientIreland #HillfortDiscovery #ArchaeologyWin #PrehistoricSite

  6. 🌍🏰 Archaeologists in Ireland have discovered Brusselstown Ring, a massive Bronze Age settlement near Baltinglass. It may be the largest prehistoric site in Ireland and Britain, with up to 200 houses in a 50-acre hillfort. Read more: thedebrief.org/archaeologists-

    @goodnews

    #GoodNews #AncientIreland #HillfortDiscovery #ArchaeologyWin #PrehistoricSite

  7. 🌍🏰 Archaeologists in Ireland have discovered Brusselstown Ring, a massive Bronze Age settlement near Baltinglass. It may be the largest prehistoric site in Ireland and Britain, with up to 200 houses in a 50-acre hillfort. Read more: thedebrief.org/archaeologists-

    @goodnews

    #GoodNews #AncientIreland #HillfortDiscovery #ArchaeologyWin #PrehistoricSite

  8. 🌍🏰 Archaeologists in Ireland have discovered Brusselstown Ring, a massive Bronze Age settlement near Baltinglass. It may be the largest prehistoric site in Ireland and Britain, with up to 200 houses in a 50-acre hillfort. Read more: thedebrief.org/archaeologists-

    @goodnews

    #GoodNews #AncientIreland #HillfortDiscovery #ArchaeologyWin #PrehistoricSite

  9. 🌍🏰 Archaeologists in Ireland have discovered Brusselstown Ring, a massive Bronze Age settlement near Baltinglass. It may be the largest prehistoric site in Ireland and Britain, with up to 200 houses in a 50-acre hillfort. Read more: thedebrief.org/archaeologists-

    @goodnews

    #GoodNews #AncientIreland #HillfortDiscovery #ArchaeologyWin #PrehistoricSite


  10. 11,000 years old
    15 km east of the city of in the mountain range of South East .
    This is dated to between 9,500 and 8,000 BC
    Home to the earliest megalithic monuments in the world.
    Monumental buildings at Göbekli Tepe were constructed of limestone and feature large monolithic T-shaped stone pillars
    Some of which carry breathtaking imagery, including carved depictions of wild animals.