Almost perfect circular hole on a rock in the cromlech.
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the ancient track, interrupted by a new road, goes on after the cromlech.
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I’ve find out that the ancient track doesn’t stop at the cromlech.
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Threshold of the Sacred Path.
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The two big rocks on the threshold
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On the southern slopes of Monte Beigua, in front of Bric Greppino. There’s this Sacred path, a hundred meters long, called “Strada Megalitica”. At his beginning there are two big rocks as threshold, the distance between the two rocks is 1,65 meters. The threshold is close to a fountain. Where the path ends, at an highest level, are the remains of a wide cromlech. Not so far from this site there’s a small village called Faie that means Faires in Ligurian. Next to a hill called Priafaia. In Ligurian Pria means stone and faia means fairy. So the name of that hill is “the stone of the fairy”...
Sites within 20km of Strada Megalitica del Monte Beigua
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Big Flat Rock
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Beigua Menhir
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Ceresa 2
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Ceresa 5
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Ceresa 3
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Ceresa 1
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Mount Priafaia 2. Ruined Menhir
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Faie’s Altar Rock (Faires Altar Rock)
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Ceresa
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Ceresa 4
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Angela’s Rock
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Priafaia Altar stone
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Mount Priafaia 4. Menhir
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Mount Priafaia 1. Goddess niche.
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Mount Priafaia 3. Second niche and pair of cups st
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Faie’s Menhirs and cupmarked stone(Faires Menhirs)
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Menhir of "U Nicciu du Briccu du Broxin"
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Faie’s Menhirs (Faires Menhirs)
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Two Head’s Rock Shelter (Riparo di Rocca Due Teste
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Guardian stones on Mount Grosso’s path.
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Bric Aliberti menhirs
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Mount Ermetta
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Bric Aliberti engraved stone
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Monte Beigua Pietra Scritta
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Della Biscia
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Pietra Rotonda (Round Stone)
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Della Biscia. Pria Scugia (Slippery stone)
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Rio della Biscia’s valley. Second rock of the path
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Pietra Liscia (Smooth Stone)
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Rio della Biscia’s valley. First rock of the path.
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Cian da Munega
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La Grande Roccia (The Big Rock)
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Bowls stone
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Fertility’s goddess
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Kelly’s Rock 2
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Faiallo’s Standing Stone
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Faiallo’s Standing Stone 2
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Ghirgherina Rock (Rocca Ghirgherina)
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Kelly’s rock 3- Giutte column
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Issel’s Stone
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Giutte’s Long Cairn
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Kelly’s Rock
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