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The ancient track.
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The menhir and the ancient track.
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One of the gigantic stones of the site.
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Another sacred area on the sacred Mount Beigua district. This site is on the southern slopes of Mount Priafaia (Mount Fairy’s Rock).
Not far from Priafaia Altar Stone, Ceresa, Strada Megalitica del Monte Beigua and Faie’s Altar Rock.
In a deep wood, with small streams all over, beside
an ancient abandoned track can be found a menhir and several gigantic rocks. Two of them are engraved with niches and pairs of holes or cups.
The pattern of engraved cups in pair is typical of this area.
Nice atmosphere.
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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