MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «DOLMENIC»
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «DOLMENIC»
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1
Mysteries and Secrets of the Masons: The Story Behind the ...
Some perceptive and sensitive researchers have suggested that the crypt below
the cathedral can be compared to a dolmenic chamber. This idea is elaborated
into the hypothesis that telluric currents exist within the Earth, an intriguing aspect
...
Lionel & Patricia Fanthorpe, 2006
2
The Interplay of Economic, Climatic and Cultural Change ...
... idea of the phenomenon: at least 332 menhirs were counted (Lilliu 1988a: 96;
2002: 189), found in higher concentrations in the central-northern highlands, but
extending more to the south if compared to the distribution of dolmenic burials.
3
Mysteries and Secrets of the Masons: The Story Behind the ...
Some perceptive and sensitive researchers have suggested that the crypt below
the cathedral can be compared to a dolmenic chamber. This idea is elaborated
into the hypothesis that telluric currents exist within the Earth, an intriguing aspect
...
R. Lionel Fanthorpe, Patricia Fanthorpe, P. A. Fanthorpe, 2006
4
Papers of the British School at Rome
civilization represented by the dolmenic monuments and the cult of Sacred Pillars
. As long as we are not able to establish a direct association between tomb and
pillar, we have to content ourselves with suggesting a connection.1 There is no ...
5
Tombs, Temples and Their Orientations: A New Perspective on ...
This word is best reserved for the tombs built with true megaliths, whereas the
tiny chambers lined with little slabs are better thought of as 'dolmenic cists'. We
might speak of a dolmen when the monument exceeds some 2m x 1m x 1m in
size.
Even though the eastern Pyrenees are not as rich in dolmens as are some other
areas, such as Brittany and Languedoc, and even though it displays only the later
phases of megalithism, the dolmenic presence 0142-7273/0I/0027-0021/S2.50 ...
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The Annual of the British School at Athens
and left in such a manner as to suggest that it was in this way the Sardinian
Tombs of the Giants came to have their great frontal semicircle. In Portugal,
France, Ireland, and Sweden, certain dolmenic tombs show as marked a
tendency for the ...
And if it is not possible to forget the primitive dolmenic associations of the great
pyramid tombs themselves in contemplation of their monumental grandeur,
neither should we leave out of account the early connections of the Egyptian
obelisk ...
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Papers from the EAA Third Annual Meeting at Ravenna 1997: ...
European Association of Archaeologists. Meeting, Mark Pearce, Alberto Moravetti
Maurizio Tosi, Sarah Milliken, Massimo Vidale. Dolmenic tombs of Sardinia
Allées couvertes Dolmens 169(80,47%) Dolmens and Allées of Sardinia 1 .
European Association of Archaeologists. Meeting, Mark Pearce, Alberto Moravetti, 1998
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BAR International Series
European Association of Archaeologists. Meeting, Mark Pearce, Alberto Moravetti
, Maurizio Tosi. DOLMENIC TOMBS Geo-lithology DOLMENIC TOMBS
Planimetric shapes Dolmenic tombs in the Mediterranean Area Dolmenic tombs
in the.
European Association of Archaeologists. Meeting, Mark Pearce, Alberto Moravetti, 1998
