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Dolmen de s'Aigua Dolça

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Dolmen de s'Aigua Dolça

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Location: Artà, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain

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2. Es Caló Cove – Coastal Path to Es Caló loop from Colònia de Sant Pere

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May 5, 2023

The dolmen of S'Aigua Dolça is a megalithic complex in Mallorca between Colònia de Sant Pere and Betlem. Discovered in 1995, it consists of a circular stone circle with a diameter of 6.75 meters and a large stone box in the middle. The burial chamber was found intact and contained the remains of 34 people and various burial objects. Radiocarbon dating of the bones indicates that the site was built between 1750 and 1650 BC. BC and thus plays an important role in dating the introduction of bronze to the Balearic Islands.

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April 11, 2024

The Dolmen of S'Aigua Dolça is a megalithic structure in the municipality of Arta and is located between the town of Colònia de Sant Pere and the settlement of Betlem, about 30 meters from the shoreline of the Mediterranean Sea. It was discovered in 1995. Archaeologists found eight skulls and the remains of 34 people. Investigations showed that the structure was last used between 1750 and 1650 BC. (Source: Wikipedia)

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Location: Artà, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain

Dolmen de s'Aigua Dolça

1. Es Caló Cove – Coastal Path to Es Caló loop from Colònia de Sant Pere

2. Es Caló Cove – Coastal Path to Es Caló loop from Colònia de Sant Pere

3. Colònia de Sant Pere Beach – Cove Agiua Dolca loop from Betlem

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