Allée couverte by Coët-Correc

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Allée couverte by Coët-Correc

The Allée couverte of Coët-Correc is located in the municipality of Mûr-de-Bretagne on the border with Caurel in the extreme south of the Côtes-d'Armor department in Brittany in France .

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The approximately 12.0 m long Allée couverte has a lateral corridor near one end, of which only two panels have been preserved. The access to the chamber consists of a round soul hole , which was carved out as double semicircles from the wall panels on the access side. The complex, deprived of its ceiling tiles, consists of 25 slate supporting stones . The main chamber is about 1.5 m wide, up to 2.0 m high, but only the two westernmost capstones are still in situ .

The Neolithic structure was disfigured by the addition of a slate portico bearing a cross or a calvary .

The north coast of Brittany has a few gallery graves with side entrances , which are similar in plan to the northern European passage grave . The best known is the Crec'h Quillé plant, discovered in 1955 . Also worth mentioning are the Allée couverte de la Couette in Ploufragan from Champ Grosset in Quessoy, Kerivin in Saint-Pol-de-Léon or three Allées couvertes of La Roche Camio , Petit-Chêne and La Ville-Gle in Plédran , the was only pointed out in 1989 by a primary school teacher. PR Giot keeps the systems in L-shape and those with lateral access for the latest developments in system construction.

Nearby is the gallery grave Allée couverte by Corn-er-Houët .

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Web links

Commons : Allée couverte de Coët Correc  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Pierre-Roland Giot: Prehistory of Brittany . Edition d'Art Jos Le Doaré, Châteaulin 1996, ISBN 2-85543-103-4 , p. 25.

Coordinates: 48 ° 13 ′ 21.5 ″  N , 3 ° 1 ′ 8 ″  W.