Archaeological Sites
The Serra de São Mamede Natural Park contains a high concentration of ancient sites spanning from the Neolithic period to the Roman era. This collection features the well-preserved Roman city of Ammaia, known for its forum and baths, alongside several megalithic monuments including the Anta da Casa dos Galhardos and the Menir do Corregedor. These sites, which include Iron Age fortifications like Castro da Crença and ancient necropolises, provide a comprehensive look at the historical settlement and defensive structures of the Alentejo region.
A Roman villa of Ammaia
The Roman ruins of Ammaia are located in Portugal within the Nature Park of the Serra de São Mamede, a mountainous expanse of forest in the…
Anta da Casa dos Galhardos
Megalithic dolmen located approximately 150 meters southwest of the Galhardos farmstead. It features a large stone chamber typical of the prehistoric burial structures found throughout the Alentejo region.
Pasmal
Archaeological site containing an ancient necropolis.
Castro da Crença
Remains of a fortified hilltop settlement, or castro, dating back to the Iron Age.
Anta da Granja
A prehistoric megalithic burial chamber, or dolmen, characteristic of the Neolithic period in the Serra de São Mamede.
Anta da Cabeçuda
Megalithic burial monument consisting of a stone chamber.
Menir do Corregedor
A prehistoric standing stone, or menhir, dating from the megalithic period.
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