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One of the gigantic stones of the site.
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The Altar stone is right there in the center of the picture. It was very well hidden!
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A view from Mount Priafaia. On the slopes of that hill in front of the sea stands Cian da Munega’s menhir, on the right the town of Varazze.
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The niche on the gigantic rock.
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The niche and, on the right, the two holes, or cups, engraved.
Pairs, a typical pattern on this area.
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A closer look. The shape of the niche reminds of the engraved niches on Cro da lairi and La Grande Roccia.
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There’s a pool under the rock.
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Another view of the alignment. The path in the middle and the rocks on the sides.
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