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September 1, 2021
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The Penglaouic menhir dates from the Neolithic[4]. Its current position testifies to the rise in water levels since that time on the Breton coast[3].
Originally it indicated the source of a stream and was located about two kilometers from the coast.[5] Today it marks the boundary between the communes of Loctudy and Pont-l'Abbé, and is indicated under this name on the land register.
The menhir was classified as a historic monument on May 7, 1974[4]. [Wikipedia]
Originally it indicated the source of a stream and was located about two kilometers from the coast.[5] Today it marks the boundary between the communes of Loctudy and Pont-l'Abbé, and is indicated under this name on the land register.
The menhir was classified as a historic monument on May 7, 1974[4]. [Wikipedia]
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