#talayots

Heavyweights: Menorca’s pioneers carved out a life using the blocks of limestone that were abundant during the Ice Age on the Spanish island. Those towers, one of 1,000 talayots constructed, are now a candidate for UNESCO’s World Heritage List, a recognition of cultural treasures. The hypostyle hall above (a roof supported by columns) at the Torre d’en Galmés site was attached to a circular home and probably used to store food or keep livestock.

THE MINORCA "TAULA": A SYMBOL OF RELIGIOUS SHIPWRECK Many prehistoric fishermen from the Catalan coast, which were worshipers of the bull, after his shipwreck in the Mediterranean Sea accidentally, reached the island of Minorca, due to the extraordinary violence of the North wind (called “Tramontana”, which can last a week). http://webspace.webring.com/people/or/ramonetriu/minorca-taula.html

THE MINORCA "TAULA": A SYMBOL OF RELIGIOUS SHIPWRECK Many prehistoric fishermen from the Catalan coast, which were worshipers of the bull, after his shipwreck in the Mediterranean Sea accidentally, reached the island of Minorca, due to the extraordinary violence of the North wind (called “Tramontana”, which can last a week). http://webspace.webring.com/people/or/ramonetriu/minorca-taula.html See, please, my video with scale model idealized of a TAULA   https://youtu.be/2B9jOrViCIs PPS: https://youtu.be/hhxz9pLce_s