Menhirs Collection
Menhirs, also known as standing stones, have captivated people for centuries with their mysterious presence and historical significance
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Menhirs, also known as standing stones, have captivated people for centuries with their mysterious presence and historical significance. One such place where these ancient structures can be found is Paseo Dos Menhires in La Coruna, Galicia, Spain. Here, visitors can marvel at the towering menhirs that stand tall against the backdrop of a picturesque landscape. Traveling to Departement Morbihan in Brittany, France will lead you to another remarkable site - the Menhirs of Carnac. This vast collection of megalithic menhir alignments is shrouded in fog on certain days, creating an ethereal atmosphere that adds to its allure. The wide view from this location offers a breathtaking panorama of these majestic stones standing proudly amidst nature's beauty. Venturing further east to Sisian in Syunik Province, Armenia brings us to Zorats Karer (Carahunge), where more enigmatic menhirs await exploration. These ancient standing stones hold secrets from times long past and continue to intrigue archaeologists and historians alike. The fascination with menhirs extends beyond their physical presence; it has inspired art throughout history. In late 19th-century paintings like "Breton gnomes dancing around a stone circle, " artists captured the mystical ambiance surrounding these monolithic structures. Engravings depicting ancient Breton costumes and scenes from Sardinia showcase how deeply ingrained they can within cultural heritage. One notable artwork titled "Carnac" portrays this renowned site during the year 1835 using gouache on paper technique. It serves as a testament to humanity's enduring curiosity about these enigmatic stones. Legends and tales have also woven themselves into the narrative surrounding menhirs. Illustrations portraying "The Stones were running up" depict a Breton tale filled with wonderment and imagination tied closely to these ancient monuments.