Rude stone monuments in all countries; their age and uses (1872)
Fergusson, James, 1808-1886 · London, J. Murray · leaf 411
e further roofed, nor to be buried in a mound, and, so far as canbe judged from its appearance, is of comparatively modern date. The most interesting of Don Gongoras plates is one repre-senting a dolmen near Dilar. This, if the drawing is to bedepended upon, consists of a monolithic chamber,… … 153. Sepultura Grande. From Gongnra. Callernish in shape. In the distance are seen two other circlesof rude stones, but with nothing in their centre. If I understandDon Gongora rightly, these monuments are now very much ruined,if not entirely destroyed, and it is not clear how far the drawingsare…
Megalithic monuments
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