11 juin 2007
Hyds
This
Celtic site, on the passage of a Roman way, would owe its name with the
worship of Isis. It was called at the Average Age Ids, contraction of
“Isidis”.
Being located at the top of joining of the eye and the
brook of Cluzeau, it was a site of monitoring of the old ways carrying
out in Auvergne, but especially the important way of Montlucon with
Colombier.
Megaliths of the Stone-Ferns
the
unit, on D 156 between Hyds and Montvicq: on the right of the road (to
800 m in the North of Hyds), bordering an overgrown and elevated field:
“The Stones Ferns”, gross hones round of 7 m height and 8 m in diameter
resting on two cut pillars.
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