Anta de Pavia

Pavia, Portugal

The Anta de Pavia, also known as the Anta-Capela de São Dinis, is a large megalithic tomb, or dolmen, in the village of Pavia in the municipality of Mora in the Évora District of Portugal. Located in the centre of the village, it is a unique case of a dolmen now situated in a fully urban context. In the early 17th-century the tomb was consecrated and converted into a small chapel. It has been designated as a National Monument since 23 June 1910.

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