Rude stone monuments in all countries; their age and uses (1872)
Fergusson, James, 1808-1886 · London, J. Murray · leaf 332
e difierences, which, when perceivedand classified, will enable us to distinguish between the works ofthe several races as clearly as we can between the mediaeval stylesthat superseded them. Among these peculiarities, the most easily recognised are thesquare or oblong enclosures which surround… … Diiigiam from Sjuborg, pi. i. fig. A. which a woodcut does not represent a really existing object. Ihave no doubt, however, that it is correct, as old Olaus Wormiusrepresents one of two similar ones which in his day existed nearEoeskilde. Both had enclosures 50 paces square, enclosing onetumulus…
Megalithic monuments
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