- only the
stone "skeleton". In
Sumba (Indonesia),
dolmens are
still commonly built (about 100
dolmens each year) for
collective graves according to lineage...
- In 2016, the
dolmens of Menga, Viera, and El
Romeral were all
inscribed as a
UNESCO World Heritage Site
under the name "Antequera
Dolmens Site". The Abrigo...
- an
incomplete list of
dolmens, a type of single-chamber
megalithic tomb. 40% of the world's
dolmens are
found in Korea.
Dolmens are also
found in Europe...
-
courtyard at the
front of the
dolmen.
There in
addition to
these pristine dolmens were some
ruined dolmens. The
Caucasus dolmens are ****ociated with the Klin-Yar...
-
variety of
megalithic tombs. The free-standing
single chamber dolmens and
portal dolmens found in Brittany, Denmark, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Sweden...
-
Dolmen City (Urdu: ڈولمین سٹی) is a mixed-use complex,
situated on the
waterfront of Clifton, in Karachi, ****stan. It is made up of four towers: Tower...
- the
Siureda dolmen is, like most
dolmens in the département, of
simple plan, i.e.
without a corridor,
which links it to
other dolmens from the Chalcolithic...
- Look up
dolmen in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
dolmen is a type of
megalithic tomb,
common in Europe.
Dolmen may also
refer to:
Dolmen (miniseries)...
- The
Antequera Dolmens Site is a
cultural heritage ensemble comprising three cultural monuments (the
Dolmen of Menga,
Dolmen of
Viera and
Tholos of El...
- The
Dolmen of Guadalperal, also
known as the
Treasure of
Guadalperal and as the
Spanish Stonehenge for its
resemblance to the
English Stonehenge, is a...
