Harbour Mole Submerged Europe 113 — France Region 5
Period Late Holocene·Regional culture Europe-Temple·🇫🇷 France Region 5, France
About
About Harbour Mole Submerged Europe 113 — France Region 5
Harbour Mole Submerged Europe 113 — France Region 5 in France Region 5, France is a Neolithic temple-complex with stratified deposits and regional significance. Excavations reveal architectural phasing.
Why it mattersKey Regional culture Europe-Temple temple-complex with stratified sequence and regional typology.
Open questions
Mysteries & theories
Mysteries
- 01Chronology and phasing
Theories
- 01Territorial marker
- 02Observatory
Theories are interpretations, not findings. The seal above tells you how much scholarly weight the place carries.
History
How it came to be
- Built
- c. 500 BCE
- Period
- Period Late Holocene
- Culture
- Regional culture Europe-Temple
- Purpose
- temple-complex ritual/settlement purpose for Europe-Temple
- Rediscovered
- Modern excavation 1968
- Excavation
- Excavation ongoing
c. 500 BCE
Initial construction / first occupation at Harbour Mole Submerged Europe 113 — France Region 5
c. 400 BCE major extension
Major expansion / refurbishment at Harbour Mole Submerged Europe 113 — France Region 5
1950 excavation
Modern rediscovery and scientific excavation of Harbour Mole Submerged Europe 113 — France Region 5
On the ground
Structures & features
14.6873° N · 112.1614° E · 1705 m · 3 mapped features
Harbour Mole Submerged Europe 113 — France Region 5 — Principal Temple
templetemple at Harbour Mole Submerged Europe 113 — France Region 5 — subsidiary complex
14.6855° N · 112.1627° EHarbour Mole Submerged Europe 113 — France Region 5 — Northern Altar
altaraltar at Harbour Mole Submerged Europe 113 — France Region 5 — outlier feature
14.6882° N · 112.1598° EHarbour Mole Submerged Europe 113 — France Region 5 — Southern Shrine
shrineshrine at Harbour Mole Submerged Europe 113 — France Region 5 — primary structure
14.6877° N · 112.1622° E