- of
megalithic monuments. The most
famous trilithons are
those of
Stonehenge in England. The word
trilithon is
derived from Gr**** 'having
three stones'...
-
Jupiter Baal (Heliopolitan Zeus) on Tel
Baalbek and are
known as the "
Trilithon". Each of
these is
estimated at
about 750–800
tonnes (830–880
short tons)...
- monuments, the most
famous trilithons are
those at
Stonehenge and
those found in the
Megalithic Temples of Malta. The word
trilithon is
derived from the Gr****...
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Inside is a ring of
smaller bluestones.
Inside these are free-standing
trilithons, two
bulkier vertical s****ns
joined by one lintel. The
whole monument...
- and step-pyramid-like mounds.[citation needed] Most
remarkable are the
trilithons, some
still standing, some fallen,
which occur isolated or in rows, and...
- an
entrance doorway forming a
trilithon, a pair of
orthostats surmounted by a m****ive
lintel slab.
Further trilithons form a p****age,
which is always...
- to the
second capital at Heketā, at the site of the Haʻamonga ʻa Maui
Trilithon, none
boasts more
traditional attractions than the
third capital at Muʻa...
-
dates for his grave, and
dating of Stonehenge,
suggest the s****ns and
trilithons at
Stonehenge may have been
raised by the time he was born,
although a...
-
solstice sunset (Stonehenge). It is
significant that at
Stonehenge the
Great Trilithon was
oriented outwards from the
middle of the monument, i.e. its smooth...
- Jean-Pierre (1977). "À
propos du
trilithon de Baalbek: Le
transport et la mise en
oeuvre des mégalithes" [About the
Baalbeck Trilithon: The
Transport and Use of...