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🇬🇲 Gambia · Megalith

Stone Circles of Senegambia — Wassu Complex

Late Iron Age to Medieval (750–1000 CE peak) · Serer–Wolof proto-Jola / Senegambian megalithic

Wassu is the Gambian component of UNESCO Senegambian Stone Circles (1226, 2006) — 11 megalithic circles (4.5–6 m Ø) with 1–2 m laterite pillars (cylindrical, dressed with iron wedge) enclosing burial…

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🇸🇳 Senegal · Megalith

Sine Ngayène — Largest Senegambian Stone Circles

Medieval Senegambian (750–1150 CE) · Serer megalithic

Sine Ngayène is the largest Senegambian stone-circle nucleus (Senegal) with 52 circles including the 'Diallombere' double circle Ø6.5 m and 110 m long stone alignment, enclosing 1,000+ burials on 5…