Senegal Kaolack Region Nioro Du Rip
Senegambian stone circles
Prehistoric megalithic circles in West Africa built for unknown purposes, likely associated with ancient rituals or community gatherings.
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The Senegambian stone circles are part of the World Heritage Sites in Africa and are located in the Nioro du Rip Kaolack Region of Senegal. These prehistoric structures consist of large circular stones arranged in circles, which are believed to have been used for religious or ritualistic practices. The stone circles are an important example of the megalithic culture of West Africa and provide valuable insight into the region's ancient history. Visitors can explore the site and marvel at the size and precision of the stone structures.
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