La Pouquelaye de Faldouet (St Martin)

This Neolithic passage grave was built around 6,000 years ago (c. 4000-3250 BC). It consists of a passage leading into an unusual double chamber. 

The main chamber is open and surrounded by a series of small stone cists (boxes) while the end chamber is covered by a massive 24-ton capstone. Human remains were found in the cists and finds from the chamber include pottery vessels, two polished stone axes and two stone pendants.

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