How much of the original complex survives?
Most likely: large parts of the complex have been removed, leaving buried foundation pits that can be mappedAhead on the evidence, not yet confirmed. It needs two reviews to be accepted.
Where it stands
Two answers have been proposed. Large parts of the complex have been removed, leaving buried foundation pits that can be mapped. leads, with evidence 3 for: supported by its tests. One is still possible.
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History
- Mens: standing stones were broken and reused in later monuments.For: Large parts of the complex have been removed, leaving buried foundation pits that can be mapped.
- Blanchard et al. puts forward: large parts of the complex have been removed, leaving buried foundation pits that can be mapped.
- Blanchard et al.: le Plasker's standing stones were all removed, leaving the wedging stones in place.For: Large parts of the complex have been removed, leaving buried foundation pits that can be mapped.
- Bruniaux et al.: rescue excavations around Carnac have found many buried cooking stones and monoliths invisible on the surface.For: Large parts of the complex have been removed, leaving buried foundation pits that can be mapped.
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