Tremeca

Tremeca was first described by the archaeologist Roger Grosjean in his 1966 overview of prehistoric Corsican sites.^[2] The ancient dolmen stands in the narrowest part of a small plateau; it is approximately hemispherical in its design, supported by four rough-hewn granite blocks capped with a slab.^[2] The structure of the dolmen opens toward the southeast.^[1] Its design is rudimentary when compared to menhirs and other nearby structures.^[2]

The region has not been extensively excavated, with one of the few nearby megalithic sites being that of Monte Lazzo.^[3]

• Ancient Corsica Tour
• Megalithic Portal

42°4′26″N 8°46′52″E / 42.07389°N 8.78111°E / 42.07389; 8.78111

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