Tholos de El Romeral is a chambered cairn covered by a mound. It consists of a long corridor with
drystone walls made of small stones and a ceilings made of megalithic slabs. The corridor culminates with two consecutive round
beehive-like chambers. The larger chamber has a diameter of approximately and has
corbelled walls built in the same way as the corridor, projecting inwards and culminating in a megalithic capstone. The floor of the corridor and main chamber are made of packed earth. The second chamber is linked to the first by a rectangular corridor (and is not accessible to the public). It has a diameter of approximately , contains a stone slab
bier, and the floor of the small room is covered with stone slabs. Bones and grave goods were found within the dolmen. Although it is believed that these megalithic buildings had different uses (tombs, temples, etc.) the Romeral Dolmen is certainly a burial site because human remains, shells, and two types of ceramics were found within it. ==Gallery==