- A
talaiot, or
talayot (Catalan pronunciation: [tələˈjɔt]), is a
Bronze Age
megalith found on the
islands of
Menorca and
Majorca forming part of the Talaiotic...
- race due to the
abundance of
talaiots or
defensive towers and the
existence of
walled towns. In addition, the
talaiots were
similar in many respects...
- centre.
Talaiot de Cala
Morlanda –
About 690
meters south of Cala Moreia, near the
beach of Cala Morlanda, are the
remains of a
talaiot.
Talaiot de na Pol...
- over 5
million years. The island's
prehistoric settlements are
called talaiots or talayots. The
people of the
islands raised Bronze Age
megaliths as part...
-
nuraghes are the
torri (plural of torre) from
southern Corsica and the
talaiots from
Menorca and Majorca.
According to M****imo Pallottino, an
Italian archaeologist...
-
constructed in
cyclopean masonry, as are some of the
constructions of the
Talaiot culture abounding on
Menorca and
present to a
lesser extent on Mallorca...
- is one of the most
important sources of
information for the
prehistoric talaiot culture.
Lighthouse at Cap de Formentor,
Mallorca Formentor Beach A pine...
- for its
collection of
megalithic stone monuments: navetes,
taules and
talaiots,
which indicate very
early prehistoric human activity. Some of the earliest...
-
living spaces (sa Marineta, s'Hospitalet Vell, etc.) Of the
megalithic Talaiot culture, the most
outstanding constructions are s'Hospitalet Vell, es Boc...
- ilex (holm oak),
making it
impossible to see the site as a whole. The
talaiots, or talayots, are
Bronze Age
megalithic structures on the
islands of Menorca...
