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Le Pinacle
49.2476° N, -2.2530° E
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Le Pinacle, located at the coastal edge of Les Landes in Jersey, is a significant archaeological site featuring remains from multiple prehistoric and historic periods. The site is marked by a prominent rocky pinnacle and has evidence of human activity from the Neolithic through the Iron Age, including the Chalcolithic and Bronze Age. A notable aspect of the site is the mining of dolerite, which was used to produce axe heads during the Neolithic and Bronze Age. Additionally, a Gallo-Roman temple at the site highlights its continued importance into the Roman period. This combination of industrial and religious activities underscores Le Pinacle's significance as a center of cultural and economic activity over several millennia.
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Neolithic tool production
8,000 BCE – 3,000 BCE
Bronze Age tool production
3,300 BCE – 1,200 BCE
Gallo-Roman temple construction
0 CE – 100 CE
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Industrial and Craft Structures
Religious and Ritual Structures
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