- 1754 said that the
current term in the
Cornish language for a
cromlech was
tolmen ('hole of stone') and the OED says that "There is
reason to
think that this...
- Teigncombe. On its bank near the
confluence with the
Walla Brook is the
Tolmen Stone that is
perforated by a
large circular hole. The
second source rises...
-
almost perfectly circular hole. The
holed stone thus
produced is
called the '
Tolmen'
stone and it has, like others, been the
focus for some
stories of magical...
- there, all run by volunteers. The
building is now
known as the
Tolmen Centre. The
Tolmen Centre has
hosted three editions of an
international guitar festival...
-
Lionel Long, The Twiliters, The
Green Hill Singers, Tina Date, and The
Tolmen. He
anonymously recorded many
sound clips for
radio and TV commercials....
-
horses unwilling to p****
through the circle. Some
folklore links it to The
Tolmen, a
stone with a
large doughnut-shaped hole in it,
overhanging a
nearby stream...
- to a "womb-tomb" of the
Great Goddess who
awaited the
return of the sun.
Tolmen stones, such as the
example on the
North Teign river on Dartmoor, England...
- dolmen, Fr.
dolmin also dolmen,
perhaps incorrect transcription of
Cornish tolmen dolomite dolorous dolphin domain dome
domestic domicile dominant domination...
