Cromlech
noun
A prehistoric monument made up of large stones arranged in a circle or flat on the ground.
We visited the cromlech in the local countryside, a fascinating piece of ancient history.

Often appears as...
- visit a cromlech
- ancient cromlech
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Academic
noun
A prehistoric monument made up of large stones arranged in a circle or flat on the ground.
We visited the cromlech in the local countryside, a fascinating piece of ancient history.

Often appears as...
- visit a cromlech
- ancient cromlech
Usage tips
Academic
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Archaeological Term
Cromlech is often used in historical or archaeological discussions about ancient structures.

The textbook chapter on Neolithic structures discussed the purpose of a cromlech.
Cultural Significance
Cromlechs can have cultural importance and may be protected heritage sites.

The cromlech we saw was revered by locals as a connection to their ancestors.
Historical Context
Use 'cromlech' to refer to stone structures from specific prehistoric periods, like the Neolithic or Bronze Age.

This cromlech is estimated to be over 5,000 years old, from the late Neolithic period.
Archaeological Term
Cromlech is often used in historical or archaeological discussions about ancient structures.

The textbook chapter on Neolithic structures discussed the purpose of a cromlech.
Cultural Significance
Cromlechs can have cultural importance and may be protected heritage sites.

The cromlech we saw was revered by locals as a connection to their ancestors.
Historical Context
Use 'cromlech' to refer to stone structures from specific prehistoric periods, like the Neolithic or Bronze Age.

This cromlech is estimated to be over 5,000 years old, from the late Neolithic period.
Archaeological Term
Cromlech is often used in historical or archaeological discussions about ancient structures.

The textbook chapter on Neolithic structures discussed the purpose of a cromlech.
Cultural Significance
Cromlechs can have cultural importance and may be protected heritage sites.

The cromlech we saw was revered by locals as a connection to their ancestors.
Historical Context
Use 'cromlech' to refer to stone structures from specific prehistoric periods, like the Neolithic or Bronze Age.

This cromlech is estimated to be over 5,000 years old, from the late Neolithic period.
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