The first view of the site as one approaches from the north
Images
The passageway leading to the chambers
The chamber area
Looking down the passage from the chamber area
The noticeboard at the site
Articles
From the Jersey Evening Post:
“A DOLMEN that has stood for thousands of years in St Clement has been vandalised.
The Société Jersiaise is appealing for information after Dolmen de Mont Ubé was daubed in spray paint.
The Neolithic passage grave was built around 6,000 years ago and can be found in trees around 100 metres from Rue de la Blinerie.”
Sites within 20km of Le Dolmen de Mont Ube
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La Blanche Pierre
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La Hougue Bie
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La Pouquelaye de Faldouet
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Ville es Nouaux
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La Hougue de Vinde
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Le Dolmen du Couperon
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La Hougue des Platons
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La Hougue Boëte
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Cherry Farm
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La Tête des Quennevais
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The Great Menhir
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The Ossuary
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The Broken Menhir
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The Little Menhir
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Les Blanches Banques
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La Sergente
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La Table des Marthes
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Les Monts Grantez
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La Hougue des Geonnais
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Le Pinacle
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