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Dolmens in the Netherlands - http://members.home.nl/jbmeijer/
Hans Meijer provides photographs, descriptions and the story behind all 54 megalithic hunebedden in Holland. |
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Yemeni Megaliths - http://www.archaeology.org/online/news/yemen.html
A chance discovery of a group of megaliths on a coastal plain in western Yemen has sent scholars scrambling to explain why and how people were living there between ca. 2400 and 800 B.C. Article from Archaeology. |
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German Stonepages - http://www.stonepages.de
Provides information on megaliths in and around Osnabrück in North Germany, in English and German. Includes hiking trails [in German] and links. |
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Monumental Past: Megaliths in NE Germany - https://tspace.library.utoronto.ca/citd/holtorf/index.html
Web site and CD-ROM based on a doctoral dissertation submitted by Cornelius J. Holtorf to the University of Wales that explores the social and cultural meanings of megaliths from later prehistoric Mecklenburg-Vorpommern located in northeastern Germany. |
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Megaliths in Western Europe - http://www.paleologos.com/megaliths.htm
Odile Prigent describes these great stone monuments and the Neolithic farmers who built them. Plans, drawings and photographs of the different types; important examples. French and English versions. |
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http://www.menorcaweb.net/talati - http://www.menorcaweb.net/talati
Virtual visit to the prehistoric village of Talatí de Dalt, Minorca,. In English, Spanish, Catalan, French, Deutsch and Italiano. |
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The Megalithic World (Russia) - http://www.terra-x.org/
Site about Russian megaliths, with timeline, classification, photos, theories, and articles. In Russian, but has links to Babelfish translation which works passably. |
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Ancient Stones - Megaliths in Western Europe - http://www.hgstump.de/
Picture gallery and descriptions of megalithic sites in Western Europe. In English and German, with map interface. |
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A Major New Megalithic Complex in Europe - http://antiquity.ac.uk/ProjGall/erdogu/erdogu.html
A new megalithic complex has been discovered, second only to Carnac in size and importance in Europe. Set in the forested hill-country of the Istranca Mountains in Turkish Thrace, clustered around the sacred mountain of Muhittin Baba, lies a group of standing stone complexes of comparable complexity and size, with the total number of individual stones reaching over 2,000 |
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A visit to Son Catlar - http://www.menorcaweb.net/soncatlar
Virtual visit to the prehistoric village of Son Catlar, Minorca. In English, Spanish and Catalan. |