What are prehistoric commemorative slabs?

Prehistoric commemorative slabs are large stone markers or tablets created by ancient cultures, often inscribed or decorated to commemorate specific events, individuals, or beliefs. These slabs can serve various purposes, including marking burial sites, commemorating significant gatherings, or representing social or religious practices. Found in various regions, they provide valuable insights into the beliefs, customs, and social structures of prehistoric societies. Their study helps researchers understand the cultural significance of memorialization in early human history.