10 oldest buildings

10. Dolmen of Menga

It is one of the largest known ancient megalithic structures in Europe.

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• year of creation: 3 700 B.C.
• location: Antequera, Malaga, Spain

9. Ġgantija

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• year of creation: 3 700 B.C.
• location: Xagħra, Malta

8. Knap of Howar

The oldest surviving stone house in Northern Europe.

• year of creation: 3 700 B.C.
• location: Papa Westray island in the Orkney Islands, Scotland

7. La Hougue Bie

• year of creation: 3 750 B.C.
• location: Jersey Island, UK

6. Monte d’Accoddi

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• year of creation: 3 780 B.C.
• location: Sardinia, Italy

5. Anu ziggurat of Uruk

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• year of creation: 3 800 B.C.
• location: Warka, Iraq

4. Saint-Michel tumulus

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• year of creation: 4 500 B.C.
• location: Brittany, Carnac, France

3. Tumulus of Bougon

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• year of creation: 4 720 B.C.
• location: Deux-Sèvres, Poitou, France

2. Barnenez

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• year of creation: 5 750 B.C.
• location: Plouezoc’h, France

1. Göbekli Tepe

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• year of creation: c. 7,500 B.C.
• location: Şanlıurfa province, Turkey