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In this video, we take you on an adventure to explore the Cova Dolmen Riera Quarentena II, a hidden gem of a megalithic site located near Roses, Spain. They claim this was an ancient burial tomb. It very well could have also been an prehistoric shelter for the indigenous peoples. We start by showing you exactly where this ancient site is, guiding you through parking and the hike to reach it. Along the way, we detail where you’ll need to turn off the main trail and scramble up a steep, rocky peak to access the site.

Once at the top, we take you inside the burial chamber—a fascinating prehistoric shelter featuring two large marker stones positioned at the entrance. You’ll get an up-close look at this ancient structure, imagining the history and significance it held for early societies in the region.

The Cova Dolmen Riera Quarentena II is a hidden megalithic site near Roses, in Girona, Catalonia, Spain. This region is rich in prehistoric monuments like dolmens and menhirs from the Neolithic and Chalcolithic periods (4000–3000 BCE).

Key features of this megalithic site:
• Dolmen Type: This site is a dolmen, an ancient burial chamber made of large stone slabs, used for collective burials.
• Construction: It consists of a capstone supported by upright stones, creating a chamber once covered by a mound of earth or smaller stones.
• Historical Context: The dolmen provides insights into prehistoric burial practices and social organization, indicating an active community in the region during the Neolithic and early Bronze Age.
• Cultural Significance: Part of a broader European megalithic culture, these monuments are significant for understanding the past and hold cultural importance for local communities.
• Archaeological Value: While detailed finds from this site may be scarce, similar dolmens in the region have revealed human remains and artifacts, offering valuable historical context.

The site is accessible and part of a network of megalithic sites in the area, making it a popular spot for archaeology and history enthusiasts. Visitors can explore the prehistoric landscape through marked walking routes.
This dolmen is part of a broader megalithic heritage that offers a glimpse into the lives of early human societies, prehistoric, in this part of Europe.

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For an added perspective on this amazing megalithic site, we also zoom in on the location from our hotel (Hotel Victoria), about 7 miles away, using a telephoto lens to give you a sense of its remote and elevated location within the Mediterranean landscape in north-east Spain. Join us as we explore the rich history and captivating views surrounding this unique piece of Catalonia’s megalithic heritage, the Cova Dolmen Riera Qarentena ll!