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Parque Nacional Peneda Gerês, Castro Laboreiro, povoação, Portugal
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Castro Laboreiro pertence ao concelho de Melgaço e situa-se no Parque Nacional da Peneda-Gerês

Castro Laboreiro foi um dos mais importantes redutos da cultura megalítica em Portugal, mantendo uma das maiores concentrações de monumentos megalíticos do país, 62 Mamoas (datados de há 4000-5000 anos) na sua maioria Dolmens , embora muitos deles tenham sido destruídos ao longo dos tempos. Com fortes tradições comunitárias, esta localidade mantém, até aos nossos dias características únicas. A história e etnografia local está retratada no espólio do Núcleo Museológico.

À época da Reconquista cristã da Península Ibérica, Afonso III de Leão (848-910) doou o domínio de Castro Laboreiro, na primeira metade do século X, ao conde D. Hermenegildo, avô de São Rosendo, por este ter vencido Vitiza, um chefe local que se havia revoltado. Durante o domínio do conde, o castro existente (e que lhe deu o nome) teria sido adaptado a castelo, voltando, posteriormente, ao domínio muçulmano.

Durante o período da ocupação romana, foram construídas várias vias e pontes que atravessam o território de Melgaço com o objectivo de facilitar o transporte de mercadorias, garantir o processo de romanização e proteger as tropas romanas de eventuais ataques. Muitas destas pontes foram reformuladas durante o período da Baixa Idade Média.

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