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The naveta was not discovered in 1975. See for example a drawing by Archduke L. Salvador from 1897 (Die Bal). Maybe you meant to say that it was restored in 1965 (by archaeologist Maria Luisa Serra Belabre).
I strongly suggest that you read the best compendium (as far as I know) of prehistoric architecture in Minorca and Majorca: J. Mascaró Pasarius’s Corpus de toponímia de Mallorca, six volumes, of which volume 5 and parts of volume 6 constitute the more affordable Prehistoria de las Balears (Palma de Mallorca: Gráficas Miramar, 1968). 83.41.29.10 (talk) 15:24, 1 October 2010 (UTC) Nicolas Mertens[reply]
