This is very much a damaged and restored site, as the information board says much of it was used to build the road nearby. Looking at the base of the Taula it would appear to have been repaired with cement.
The Talaoit is damaged and fairly insubstantial, but not as knocked about as the houses would appear to be. All in this is well worth a visit for its peacefulness alone, when we went there we saw no-one else.
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Posted by formicaant 9th October 2011ce |
I visited this site on 16/09/2010, it was the only site I managed to get to on what was a family holiday after having just moved house. What a site this is, I was unprepared for both its size and complexity. I went at about three in the afternoon and only saw two other people, and as the hut was closed I couldn't pay to get in!
It would appear that since Postman and Jane visited the site, that two of the Taulas have had their capstones restored to them.
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Posted by formicaant 4th October 2010ce
Edited 24th October 2010ce |