Convent belonging to the set of fences of Convents Capuchos province of Piety, isolated, in the middle of vineyards and olive groves.

Cista consisting of a mound of stones in shale, when part appears to be outside of the original context. It has an oval plan.

Anta consisting of schistose nature stone. It is difficult to identify with accuracy the props that are still in its original position. Has traces of TUMULUS. Their plant would be supposedly circular with tendency to the oval office. Apparently would be a tapir with Hall. It may not have been violated. Was identified in the immediate vicinity a hatchet\/hammer in sandstone, quite worn.

Anta with shale rocks consisting of two Struts positioned in the original context and other displaced 2. Is visible only the boot of TUMULUS. Apparently would have a circular plan. Seems to possess Hall North-oriented. The interior of the Chamber seems to have been subject to infringement.

Small dolmen of hallway with polygonal plant on board, being the mainstays and coverage formed by granite slabs. This set is wrapped by a tumulus oval and the corridor formed by trellis posts lower than the Mayor.

Dolménico set consisting of two dolmens separated each other 27 metres. The anta Grande Serrão cutting is perched on a small hill to the East of Mount. Presents a clear separation between the polygonal Chamber and the Hall sub-retangular. Are visible on the surface six Struts of the Chamber, being the oversized bedside. The great Hall has about 17 metres and is partially buried and must be originally higher. Next to its entrance is visible a possible coverage. Is also visible inside the Chamber a subsidence caused by an infringement and the interior of the Chamber was subjected to violations …

Integrates a set of two tumuli, the other of larger dimensions, is separated only by 27 feet. This monument was in a better state of preservation. Is no, and is also a polygonal Chamber. Features visible seven props and total absence of Hall.

Fountain of backrest with tank sheltered, utilitarian function.

Statue in honor of Vasco da Gama, the Portuguese Navigator.