Rude stone monuments in all countries; their age and uses (1872)
Fergusson, James, 1808-1886 · London, J. Murray · leaf 474
ey spread themselves at some very early prehistoric timeover the whole face of the Old World. When we turn to theSteppes, whence this great family of mankind are supposed tohave migrated, we find it covered with tumuli. As Haxthausen ^expresses it, the Kui-gans, as they are there called, are… … 194. Bnba. From Dubois dc Muntpereux. numbers/ These tnniiili resemble exactly our barrows, such asare seen on 8alisbury plain, except that they are generally of verymuch larger dimensions, and they liave one peculiarity not knownelsewhere. On the top of each is an upright stone, rudely carved,but…
Megalithic monuments
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