Talayot - funerary chamber.
Taula, in ruins of Talayotic civilization.
Pre-Talayotic home.
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Cyclopic wall.
Hypostile room.
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Saint Diego Church.
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Arenal d'En Castell - east side of the beach.
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Canoeing.
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Lighthouse - 1857.
Christ Monument.
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Interior of church.
Niches in rock - pre-historic necropolis.
Cales Coves.
Cales Coves.
Binisafúller Beach.
Church of Our Lady of Conception.
Moored sailship.
Vegetal shoe.
Fish Market.
Cármen Church.
Mir House - art nouveau.
View to the harbour.
Dead end on a viewpoint.
Government of Menorca's Palace.
Government of Menorca's Palace.
Maó's harbour.
Saint Francis Church.
Saint Rock Gate (14th century).
Saint Rock Gate (14th century).
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Funerary chamber.
Taula, in ruins of Talayotic civilization.
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Taula, in ruins of Talayotic civilization.
Centuries before Christ, within Talayotic civilization, corpses were disposed on top of taulas for complete decomposition. When nothing but the skeleton and some skin was left, they were removed and buried in funerary chambers. Seen at Torralba d'en Salord, interior south of Menorca.
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