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History of art in Sardinia, Judaea, Syria, and Asia Minor (1890)

Perrot, Georges, 1832-1914, Chipiez, Charles, 1835-1901 · London : Chapman · leaf 323

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es formed by concentric rows ofstones placed on the ground, and an open space or avenue of about 1 m. 25 c. interposing,measure no less than180 metres in dia-meter. In or nearthese circles are dol-mens, believed byMajor Conder to havebeen altars ; he wouldinclude in this classdolmens that… … Quarterly Statements, Quarterly Statements, p. 70,8 Ibid., Religious Architecture 295 The hollows observed in this class of dolmens are always foundin inclined table-stones, and seem to favour the supposition thatsimilar holes were joined and connected with a ledge or troughsunk below them, which…

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