# The rows were raised in the fifth millennium BC, from about 4670 to 4250 cal BC, in stages over about three…

> Most likely: The rows were raised in the fifth millennium BC, from about 4670 to 4250 cal BC, in stages over about three centuries.

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# The rows were raised in the fifth millennium BC, from about 4670 to 4250 cal BC, in stages over about three…

The rows were raised in the fifth millennium BC, from about 4670 to 4250 cal BC, in stages over about three centuries.

**Most likely** Answers **1** questionPublished0

## Where it stands

**Most likely** Its tests supported it: two pieces of evidence for, one against. It needs two reviews to be accepted.

## What it predicts

- Foundation-pit charcoal in other rows falls in the same centuries.
- Dates differ between stones and rows in the same row system.

## What would rule it out

- Foundation-pit dates from Le Ménec, Kermario or Kerlescan consistently in the fourth or third millennium BC.

## Evidence 2 for · 1 against

[Nine foundation pits at Le Plasker date to 4668–4368 cal BC and a last stone to 4372–4249 cal BC (95.4%).](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/carnac-alignments/evidence/EVD0D69TCFT183K/nine-foundation-pits-at-le-plasker-date-to-46684368-cal-bc)

Established

FOR

[The rows at Le Plasker were added at different, partly overlapping times along a common axis.](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/carnac-alignments/evidence/EVD0D69TCQM0CQC/the-rows-at-le-plasker-were-added-at-different-partly)

Supported

FOR

[Le Plasker is a lost section 2 km from the surviving rows; no row at Le Ménec, Kermario or Kerlescan is yet…](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/carnac-alignments/evidence/EVD0D69TCZE4B4D/le-plasker-is-a-lost-section-2-km-from-the-surviving-rows-no)

Established

AGAINST

## The questions it answers

[When were the Carnac rows raised?](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/carnac-alignments/questions/QST0D69TB8R4CS4/when-were-the-carnac-rows-raised)

Most likelyThe rows were raised in the fifth millennium BC, from about 4670 to 4250 cal BC, in stages over about three…

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