Distinctive central roof support for buildings. Evidence of both stone and Olive tree trunks being used for roofs, assume one defensive the other just shelter and prone to fire damage
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Thick defensive walls for the village houses as well as the watchtowers
Large well preserved fortified Talayot village approx. late bronze/iron age. 2e entrance, pay at bar (paradise or what!)
Image credit: Sals
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Some important information about Capocorb Vell:
There’s an entrance fee of 2 euros (2006).
There’s a bar and toilets etc.
There’s ample car parking.
It’s closed on Thursdays!
What day did we visit? Yes, you’ve guessed it, a Thursday, and our last day of holiday too so no chance to try again.
The perimeter walls were sufficient enough, together with the cacti, to discourage hopping over – a huge site with 5 talaiots and numerous rooms to explore ..... next time!