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    A large number of archaeological sites and artefacts dating back to prehistoric times in the Finale Ligure area (Western Liguria) are due to the appearance of the first manifestations of human religious behaviour. The author, in light of these finds, analyses the primitive roots of religious phenomenon.

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    A large number of archaeological sites and artefacts dating back to prehistoric times in the Finale Ligure area (Western Liguria) are due to the appearance of the first manifestations of human religious behaviour. The author, in light of these finds, analyses the primitive roots of religious phenomenon.

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    A large number of archaeological sites and artefacts dating back to prehistoric times in the Finale Ligure area (Western Liguria) are due to the appearance of the first manifestations of human religious behaviour. The author, in light of these finds, analyses the primitive roots of religious phenomenon.

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    Photo 1: Hillfort of Verezzi: Wall summit

    Photo 2: Engraved rocks at Ciappu de Cunche



    Photo 3: Stele at Pila delle Penne













    Photo 4: The wall and Stele of Pila delle Penne


    Photo 5: Evidence of the "V-shaped" fracture of the Horizontal Table of Dolmen of Monticello.
















    Photo 6: "Observatory of Bric Pianarella


    Photo 7: The Stone Altar

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