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Talaiots

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🇪🇸 Spain · Megalith

Talaiot de Torralba d'en Salord — Alaior, Menorca

Bronze to Iron Talayotic (c.1200–300 BCE) · Talayotic Menorcan

Torralba d'en Salord (Talayotic c.1200–500 BCE) south of Alaior is a compact 3-ha talayotic ceremonial cluster with two talaiots (max 5 m high), a 5-m taula enclosure (taula pillar 4.98 m highest on…

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🇪🇸 Spain · Megalith

Talaiot de Trepucó — Maó, Menorca

Bronze Age to Iron Age Talayotic (c.1200–123 BCE) · Talayotic (Menorcan Bronze–Iron)

Trepucó (Talayotic c.1200–123 BCE) 2 km south of Maó is Menorca's largest talayotic village, 5 ha with central 17-m high truncated cone talaiot 20 m diameter and outer walls 4 m thick enclosing a…