Twenty boulders, some of which are no longer in their original position, form two rows of stones whose purpose has not yet been clarified. Possibly the site is very old and dates back to the Celts, in some descriptions they seem to be a Celtic place of worship, as many finds from this period were made in the area. A line for calendar determination - as some may think - are the landmarks barely, since the running in NO-SW direction series has a slight curvature. It is noticeable that they are standing in a small ditch, allegedly for "energy-rich" reason. Although there are more stones, all sources refer to the "Seven Landmarks".

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Franz

April 24, 2021

someone placed the stones there

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Location: Wölbling, St. Pölten, Vienna Woods, Lower Austria, Austria

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