With exceptional satisfaction, for being my province of birth, I pick up here the discovery of two new cave shrines in the province of Avila, in addition to the well-known for the Castro Ulaca , already discussed in this blog. an entry in quite some time, and can be found using the search engine's own blog.
is trying altars Bonilla de la Sierra and Villarejo del Valle. The first to appear in the photo above, ie the de Bonilla, corresponds to a large rock which has artificial changes that allow access to the top of the rock, where a bowl with channels.
The second altar is located in the hamlet of La Barca, in Villarejo del Valle, and it is a rock with plenty of cups, and on top rock cavalier transformed. Both
megaliths found in the study process. Is proposed for both old between 1000 and 3500 BC The first we think it is a sacrificial altar, and second, we studied their possible interpretation as an astronomical observatory.
is trying altars Bonilla de la Sierra and Villarejo del Valle. The first to appear in the photo above, ie the de Bonilla, corresponds to a large rock which has artificial changes that allow access to the top of the rock, where a bowl with channels.
The second altar is located in the hamlet of La Barca, in Villarejo del Valle, and it is a rock with plenty of cups, and on top rock cavalier transformed. Both
megaliths found in the study process. Is proposed for both old between 1000 and 3500 BC The first we think it is a sacrificial altar, and second, we studied their possible interpretation as an astronomical observatory.
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