Introduction
It is possible that they were made by people who knew what they wanted but did not know how to do it" and concludes: "In summary, people migrated from the plains of the south, men and women who, during the 8th and 9th centuries, took refuge in the rugged mountains of Cabrerès.
Its situation, at 850 meters above sea level and facing the horizon, raises the possibility that the place had been chosen with premeditation and with an express will. Jordi Bolòs, in that regard, says that "we believe that they were elected strategically, good-defending places, because people lived in these places, near the rock where they had their tombs".
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