Livernon - Menhir de Belinac

The Menhir of Belinac is one of the few menhirs preserved in the Quercy region. It is 3.50 meters high, 0.40 m wide, It is slightly tilted to the south and its top may have been damaged by lightning.

Jacques-Antoine Delpon (1778–1833) reported the existence of an even larger menhir 30 meters away, which, along with five other menhirs in the village of Livernon, was destroyed by inhabitants searching for treasure.