Dolman of the bland stone
Saint-Étienne-des-Champs
Built in 3000 BC, the Dolman was a Neolithic burial place. It is very well preserved and was the object of an archeological dig in 1975. The 5 flint daggers found during the excavation are spectacular !
Burial place at the time when men settled down (Neolithic).
Burial place at the time when men settled down (Neolithic).
Heritage sheet N° 29, Trésors des Combrailles collection, on sale in the Combrailles Tourist Offices.
Spoken languages
Opening hours
All year round daily.
Prices and payment methods
- Free access.
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Comfort, facilities and services
- Car park
- Guided group tours on request
- Pets welcome
- Unguided individual tours available permanently
Pets welcome
Dogs allowed
Location
Accès
45.796620, 2.595312
Car park at the hamlet of Chez Geille in St-Etienne-des-Champs
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Photo credits : © Pierre M. Ganne / Fines 2005, OT Combrailles, OT Combrailles, Pierre M. Ganne / Maison archéologique des Combrailles – CCV Communauté
Updated on 3 July 2026 by Office de Tourisme des Combrailles