Rude stone monuments in all countries; their age and uses (1872)
Fergusson, James, 1808-1886 · London, J. Murray · leaf 436
ce of being copied from a car-pentry form, and the cap-stone likewise jDrojects beyond theuprights in a manner very unusual in masonry. Another curiousindication of its wooden origin is that the western pillar has threequadrangular holes on its inner side, 6 inches square, while thecorresponding… … 175. Trilithon at Ksaea. Travels and Discoveries iu Northern Africa, i. p. 204. - Ibid. p. 74. Ibid. p. 5J. The holes arc not shown iu the cut. 412 ALGEKIA AND TRIPOLI. Chap. X. and a spout at one side. Whatever this may have been intendedfor, it is—if the woodcut and description are to be depended…
Megalithic monuments
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