Description - This relatively small dolmen is believed to have been constructed during the Neolithic end (2900-2640 B.C.). The dolmen has nine support stones, has no corridor or evidence of a mound. It was studied by Jose Leite Vasconcelos in 1896 and finds from the site (arrow heads, stone beads, pottery, and an idol) were transferred to the Museum Etnográfico Portuguêse.

Gallery of Images:

Engraving (of a shepherds crook..?) from inside the dolmen.

(Other Portuguese sites)