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Quelfénnec
48.2564° N, -3.0528° E
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Quelfénnec is an archaeological site in the French commune of Plussulien, in the Côtes-d'Armor department of Brittany. Discovered in 1964 by retired French Historian Charles-Tanguy Le Roux, excavation of the site started upon discovery and continued until 1976.
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Discovery
1964
Excavations
1964–1976
Decline of use
c. 2000 BC
Quarry exploitation
c. 3500–1800 BC
Archaeological Features
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Industrial and Craft Structures
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