Dolmen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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A dolmen (also known as cromlech (Welsh), anta , Hünengrab , Hunebed , Goindol , quoit , and portal dolmen ) is a type of single-chamber megalithic tomb, usually consisting of three or...
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Structure:; Most of the megaliths found appear to be graves or similar constructions. Very common are rectangular chambers made of large stone slabs. For instance near Hyderabad city the slabs are about 2 metres by one metre, about 6 cm thick. ... A box like structure is formed with the slabs res...
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Megaliths can be found all over. They are in Europe, Russia, the Americas, Africa, and Asia. ... Some megaliths were road markers like our present-day road signs. Some were probably ancient sites of worship. Still others were graveyards. And others might have been astronomy observatories.
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Did the "fallen ones" or "anunaki," as the Sumerians called them, design the grid and the megaliths? For what reason? HELPING THE "GODS" ESCAPE THE FLOOD The legends relate that the giants or Titans helped to build the megaliths and then found themsleves left behind when the "gods" fled the earth before the Flood hit.
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This brief provides a short history of the ancient megaliths to be found in the Medway Gap area, situated 4 miles south of Rochester, ... This brief provides a short history of the ancient megaliths to be found in the Medway Gap area, situated 4 miles south of Rochester, alongside the North Downs Way and close to the...
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www.nationaltrail.co.uk/Northdowns/article.asp?PageId=3...
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The grid theory states that UFOs and ancient megaliths are found on a grid pattern across the globe. This theory is investigated with the help of grid theory expert David Childress. ... Also of interest, in the valley can be found ancient underground bunkers along with stone monuments, (somewhat similar, but not as grandiose...
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www.tv.com/ufo-hunters/ufo-vortexes/episode/1175940/sum...
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1. Ancient Sites Directory; (Added: Oct. 17, 1999 Modified: Oct. 17, 1999 Hits: 302 Votes: 2 Rating: 5.50) ; ... 2. Derbyshire Stone Circles; (Added: Jun. 04, 1999 Modified: Jun. 04, 1999 Hits: 144 Votes: 3 Rating: 7.33) ; A complete listing of Derbyshire's ... Search for Archaeology: Archaeoastronomy: Megaliths at...
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2000). However, there was only speculation over the age of the megaliths, including one recent guess at c.15,000 years (Stille 1999:63). Archaeologist Brian Egloff (1979) carried out a test-pit excavation near one of the large Trobriand megaliths and found some pottery that he identified as Early Period.
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In some cases, later finds may have found their way into mounds when megaliths were destroyed and stones removed for new uses, as Achim Leube and Ewald ... The sherds found in megaliths can also be explained as remains of pots that had broken here accidentally, over a long time period and in different circumstances.
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