| He claims the plans for the extension come close to possible site of a boulder circle and dolmen. |
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| One of the special features of the site is the rockery to the rear built around a granite dolmen and a variety of mature trees. |
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| A cromlech is generally a circular arrangement of standing stones, sometimes with a dolmen in the middle. |
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| He had by-passed a stone-age dolmen on his ascent and skirted the mound of a ring-fort. |
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| The field site contains over 45 stone circles, passage graves, standing stones and dolmen tombs and has been the focus of excavations for more than twenty years. |
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| Along the path there is a well, which symbolises the beginning of life, while further along is a dolmen, a pre-Christian tomb, representing the end of life. |
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| At the north end is a deep forecourt between two rounded horns, and in the back of the forecourt is an H-shaped setting of stones, perhaps the remains of a portal dolmen. |
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| Walk past the dolmen and the menhir of Penhap, and continue up to the road. |
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| It has a reflecting pool and a massive granite dolmen, behind which a rose garden sprawls. |
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| The dolmen of Penhap belongs to the type gallery-shaped with an oblong chamber plus a corridor. |
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| The square pillars inside the dolmen are what support the vault, although only one really does. |
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| The best example of this type of burial is the dolmen complex in neighbouring Antequera. |
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| This particular dolmen is the only one that has anthropomorphic engravings on it on the first one on the left as you enter. |
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| This menhir could be an ancient paving stone coming from a dolmen. |
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| The English words dolmen and menhir have been borrowed from French, which took them from Breton. |
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| This is the second instance when a dolmen with petrographs has been found in Tamil Nadu, India. |
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| It was moved there in 1778 when the dolmen it was associated with was destroyed. |
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| Collective burials in dolmen structures in Ibiza could be contrasted against the individual burials in Mallorca. |
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| Examples include the dolmen and menhir or the English cromlech, as can be seen in the complexes at Newgrange and Stonehenge. |
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| Korean dolmens exhibit a morphology distinct from the Atlantic European dolmen. |
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| And from pre-historic times we have the dolmen of Sols de Riu, a typical megalith that consists of big upright stones supporting a bigger slab on top. |
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| Other attractions are the megalithic itineraries, including some important monuments such as the dolmen of La Gutina and the menhir known as Pedra Murtra. |
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| It contains and gives its name to the largest and best preserved neolithic dolmen in Wales. |
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| The Vimy sticks out of the earth like some New World dolmen. |
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| The dolmen is maintained and cared for by Cadw, the Welsh Historic Monuments Agency. |
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| Continue quite straight ahead and, arrived at the track bounded by stone walls, you can observe the dolmen of Table de Roux on your right-hand side. |
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| Kilclooney More dolmen near Ardara, County Donegal, Ireland. |
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| When I saw the sign of The Dolmen Hotel all lit up it was like a beacon of hope to me. |
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| We took a route that kept off the main road as much as possible from Rozel on, and we passed the Neolithic Dolmen de Couperon before reaching St Catherine's Bay. |
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| The capstone on this Dolmen is considered to be the biggest in the world. |
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| Even though this was a vanity printing subvented by Duryee, Miller marketed it as a Dolmen book, and returned payment to her. |
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| The Sunday brunch was hosted at the Dolmen Mall Tariq Road food court, possibly the ageist indoor and most extensive food court in the country. |
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| As it now stands, the Pentre Ifan Dolmen is a collection of 7 principal stones. |
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