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The Torre del Ram Hypogeum is located in the urbanization of Cala en Blanes.
It is a funerary hypogeum of the Bronze Age.
This hypogeum was used as a collective burial place.
In its interior the members of a family or community were deposited as they died.
Torralba d’en Salord (or Salort) is a prehistoric Talayotic settlement near Cala en Porter, in Alaior. The origin of this settlement is between 1700 and 1400 BC. Although the settlement is in poor condition, the sanctuary and the Taula, which is about 4m high, are perfectly preserved. The Taula de Torralba d’en Salord is one of the best preserved in Menorca. During the excavation of the settlement, remains of a bonfire, wine amphorae and some objects used in rituals were found, suggesting that the site was dedicated to worship (the objects are on display at the Museum of Menorca):
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Cales Coves is a set of coves and caves protected by spectacular cliffs. In the municipality of Alaior, this small paradise is a perfect place to anchor for all kinds of boats. Although the sandy areas are very small, Cales Coves is very famous among tourists and locals because of how quiet the sea is in this area (it looks like a swimming pool), especially when north wind blows.
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The navetas of Rafal Rubí are megalithic constructions built between the pre-Talayotic and Talayotic periods of prehistory. The purpose of these monuments was to protect the spirits of the deceased and were used as collective pantheons
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The prehistoric village of Torretrencada is located a few kilometers from Ciutadella. Torretrencada remained until the end of the Roman era and in its interior are preserved many archaeological remains of interest. In addition to the Taula de Torretrencada, the main rest of the village, there are also hypostile rooms, a talayot and artificial caves carved by its inhabitants directly in the rock subsoil.
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