Rude Stone Monuments in All Countries: Their Age and UsesFergusson, James
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Rude Stone Monuments in All Countries: Their Age and Uses
Fergusson, James
Megalithic monuments
210. Cairns at Jewurgi 472
211, 212. Sections of Cairn at Jewurgi 472
213. Double Dolmen, Coorg 473
214. Tomb, Nilgiri Hills 473
215. Sepulchral Circles at Amravati 474
216. Iron Pillar at the Kutub, Delhi 481
217. Sculpture on under side of cap-stone of Nilgiri
Dolmen 483
218. Dolmen at Iwullee 484
219. Plan of Stone Monuments at Shahpoor 485
220. Cross at Katapur 486
221. Dolmen at Katapur 487
222. Dolmen with Cross in Nirmul Jungle 487
223. Lanka Ramayana Dagoba 490
224. Dolmen at Pullicondah 491
225. Rail at Sanchi, near Bhilsa 492
226. View of the Senbya Pagoda, Burmah 497
227. Enclosure in Newark Works, North America 511
228. Plan of Uprights, Cromlech D I., Columbkille 521
229. Position of Stones of D III. 522
230. Plan of D VI. 522
231. Plan of Cromlechs of Group E. 523
232. Horned Cairn, Caithness 528
233. Dolmen near Bona, Algeria 532
DIRECTION TO BINDER.
The MAP illustrating the distribution of Dolmens to be placed
at the end of the Volume.
RUDE STONE MONUMENTS.
INTRODUCTORY.
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