Son Ferrer

The Son Ferrer site is an important archaeological location on the island of Majorca, Spain, known for its significant Bronze Age and Late Talaiótico period remains. The site features a necropolis with a tomb that served as a burial ground for over a hundred individuals, including infants. The archaeological findings indicate that the site was used for funerary purposes during the Late Bronze Age and continued into the Late Talaiótico period. The presence of naviforme remains suggests habitation and ritualistic activities in the vicinity, providing insights into the prehistoric cultures of the Balearic Islands. The collaboration of various institutions in the excavation highlights the site's historical and cultural significance.