Two megalithic constructions can be found at the Montargul district probably corresponding to the recent prehistory.
To arrive to them, an unpaved road behind the last houses in the village has to be taken and arrive to the cemetery.
After about one km, and after passing in front of a farm on the left side of the road, the first deviation to the left has to be taken.
Twenty meters on this road on the left side of the road, a field has to be crossed for about 50 meters.
The megaliths can be found directly at the margin of the forest behind this field.

There are two megalithic constructions next to each other and they are quite hidden by vegetation.
One of them has a quadrangular basis with different stone blocks planted in the ground.
The interior has about 4 square meters.
All stones are in their original place except one which is fallen.
The second construction has also a quadrangular basis but the composing stones are smaller than in the first construction.
One of the stones of this second set has a carved inscription.
From the walls forming the closure of this structure only three can be seen.
Based on the status of the whole construction and the easiness of access it can be inferred that it has suffered several plunders.
Two megalithic constructions can be found at the Montargul district probably corresponding to the recent prehistory. To arrive to them, an unpaved road behind the last houses in the village has to be taken and arrive to the cemetery. After about one km, and after passing in front of a farm on the left side of the road, the first deviation to the left has to be taken. Twenty meters on this road on the left side of the road, a field has to be crossed for about 50 meters. The megaliths can be found directly at the margin of the forest behind this field.
There are two megalithic constructions next to each other and they are quite hidden by vegetation. One of them has a quadrangular basis with different stone blocks planted in the ground. The interior has about 4 square meters. All stones are in their original place except one which is fallen. The second construction has also a quadrangular basis but the composing stones are smaller than in the first construction. One of the stones of this second set has a carved inscription. From the walls forming the closure of this structure only three can be seen. Based on the status of the whole construction and the easiness of access it can be inferred that it has suffered several plunders.
Montargull (Artesa de Segre)