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The Great Menhir

Standing Stone / Menhir

fitzcoraldo Apr 7, 2008

At one stage, the stone leaned markedly, rather than standing fully erect, and was known locally as “The Dean”. This name apparently had something to do with an elderly dean of the island who had recently married a woman very much younger than himself

Jersey in Prehistory
Mark Patton
La Haule Books
1987

The Great Menhir

Standing Stone / Menhir

baza Feb 19, 2009

Celia Haddon's photo

Sites within 20km of The Great Menhir

The Little Menhir

Standing Stone / Menhir • 0.34km NNW

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The Ossuary

Cist • 0.4km N

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La Tête des Quennevais

Ancient Village / Settlement / Misc. Earthwork • 0.43km NE
The Broken Menhir

Standing Stone / Menhir • 0.44km NNW

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Les Blanches Banques

0.6km NW

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La Sergente

Passage Grave • 1.43km SW

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La Table des Marthes

Dolmen / Quoit / Cromlech • 2.07km SW

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Cherry Farm

Standing Stone / Menhir • 2.38km ENE

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Les Monts Grantez

Passage Grave • 4.1km NNW

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La Hougue de Vinde

4.25km ESE

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La Hougue des Geonnais

Passage Grave • 6.21km N

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Ville es Nouaux

6.28km ENE

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Le Pinacle

Natural Rock Feature • 6.94km NW

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La Hougue Boëte

Tumulus (France and Brittany) • 7.37km NE

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La Hougue des Platons

10.37km NE

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Le Dolmen de Mont Ube

Passage Grave • 10.72km E

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La Blanche Pierre

Standing Stone / Menhir • 10.87km E

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La Hougue Bie

Passage Grave • 11.13km ENE

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La Pouquelaye de Faldouet

Passage Grave • 13.83km ENE

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Le Dolmen du Couperon

Allee-Couverte • 13.92km ENE

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