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The Incredible Secret of Menga's Dolmen: How 5,800 Years Ago They Moved a 150-Ton Stone without Lifting It From the Ground
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The dolmen of Menga, located in the Camp de los Tumulos of Antequera (Málaga), is a Neolithic funeral structure built approximately between 3750 and 3650 BC. Its dimensions impress: it measures almost 28 meters in length and has a funeral chamber 6 meters wide by 3.5 of height. 32 huge stones were used for its construction, which together weigh around 1,140 tons. The most colossal slab, known as Cobija 5, reaches 150 tons, becoming the heaviest …
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