# Nine foundation pits at Le Plasker date to 4668–4368 cal BC and a last stone to 4372–4249 cal BC (95.4%).

> Nine foundation pits at Le Plasker date to 4668–4368 cal BC and a last stone to 4372–4249 cal BC (95.4%).

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# Nine foundation pits at Le Plasker date to 4668–4368 cal BC and a last stone to 4372–4249 cal BC (95.4%).

Nine foundation pits at Le Plasker date to 4668–4368 cal BC and a last stone to 4372–4249 cal BC (95.4%).

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## What it bears on 1 answer

[The rows were raised in the fifth millennium BC, from about 4670 to 4250 cal BC, in stages over about three…](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/carnac-alignments/answers/ANS0D69TC8061BQ/the-rows-were-raised-in-the-fifth-millennium-bc-from-about)

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Mysteries Department. (2026). Nine foundation pits at Le Plasker date to 4668–4368 cal BC and a last stone to 4372–4249 cal BC (95.4%). [Evidence EVD0D69TCFT183K]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/EVD0D69TCFT183K
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