This relatively small dolmen
is believed to have been constructed during the Neolithic era (c. 2900-2640
B.C).
The dolmen has nine support stones,
but has no corridor or evidence of a
mound. It was studied by Jose Leite Vasconcelos in 1896 and finds from the
site (arrow heads, stone beads,
pottery, and an idol)
were transferred to the Museum
Etnogr�fico Portugu�se.
At least two of the stones have markings on them (see
below)