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Meanings of dolmen in English
Type of single-chamber megalithic tomb.
Usage of dolmen in English
1
We find the same association of different materials in the Rocher dolmen.
2
I've been meaning to tell you the dolmen and the warehouse were destroyed.
3
The Celtic dolmen and cromlech, the Etruscan tumulus, the Hebrew galgal, are words.
4
The squat little fellow studied the base of the dolmen for a time.
5
The two shadowed their employer, skulking from towering dolmen to dolmen.
6
There are light, spindly constructions and ones of dolmen-like mass.
7
After a time he opened his eyes to see that he'd found a dolmen.
8
I did an about-face and stepped into the dolmen myself.
9
Of those survivors is the dolmen in Ballybrack, Co Dublin, which he painted in 1777.
10
M. Cartailhac described at the Prehistoric Congress of Copenhagen the dolmen of Grailhe (Gard).
11
There was a black-and-white man regarding me, a dolmen to his rear, dark form within it.
12
It's important, young man, that we know just how you found this dolmen and in what condition.
13
Skull from the Bougon dolmen (Deux-Sèvres), seen in profile.
14
Kolgrim sat down beside him and bent over him, leaning against the stone of the great dolmen.
15
There is really no reason to derive either the dolmen or the corridor-tomb from dwellings at all.
16
The large dolmen of Coreoro, near Plouharnel.
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Dolmen through the time