DuCharme-MyBrittanyExperience
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Mysterious standing stones (Dolmens and Menhirs) and stone structures around Brittany. Photos and descriptions by Charles DuCharme
DuCharme-MyBrittanyExperience
- 1. My Brittany Experience by Charles DuCharme, 2012
- 2. Bretton Traditional Costume Bretton demonstration, Welsch Flag-Celts of France
- 3. Passage Grove- Prehistory Museum of Finistere Region, Penmarch Bretton Traditional Ceramics
- 4. Passage Grove- Prehistory Museum Passage Grove, relocated from opposite shore
- 5. Barnenez Cairn, Plouezloch model showing 11 dolmens Passage Grove, Prehistory Museum
- 6. Copper Hatchet Heads Earliest dated items in museum; polished stone axe head
- 7. Kercado dolmen atop structure
- 8. Kercado dolmens atop stone structure, back view Stone structure, Kercado
- 9. LeGeant duManio Alignments de Kerlescan, Field of Menhirs
- 11. Giant Menhir, Locmariaquer on its side Menhir, Locmariaquer on its side, Gulfe de Morbihan
- 12. Markings, engravings on all the walls Markings on walls, Tumulus, Locmareiaquer, Gulfede Morbihan
- 13. Hatchete on roof, Tumulus, Locmareiaquer, Gulfede Morbihan
- 14. Gavrinis Tumulus, Locmareiaquer, Gulfede Morbihan Belle Isle in distance
- 15. Dug-out boat used to transport steles and standing stones
- 16. Gavrinis on Goat Island
- 17. Photos by Charles DuCharme for presentation at AAPS 8th Annual International Conference on Ancient America September 23, 2012 Marquette, Michigan ºÝºÝߣ show design by Judy M Johnson