Rude stone monuments in all countries; their age and uses (1872)
Fergusson, James, 1808-1886 · London, J. Murray · leaf 346
, as often they form really independenttrilithons. It was no doubt this fact that induced Keyslerto compare these monuments with Stonehenge, though in factno two sets of rude-stone monuments could well be more dis- CiiAr. Ytl. niiKNTiiF.—nrxFBEns. .^21 similar eithor in arrangement or construction.… … 121. Dolmen at Bulln. From a Photosrraph. All that has apparently been done has been to select those mostappropriate in form for the purposes to which they were to beapplied, and then rudely to heap them one upon the other, butin such a manner as to leave wide gaps everywhere between tliestones…
Megalithic monuments
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