This megalithic tomb dates from between 3000BC and 4000BC.
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Megalithic
//ˌmɛɡəˈlɪθɪk//
Synonyms for "megalithic"
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Translations
14 translations across 14 languages.
Catalan
1 entries- megalític adj (of or pertaining to megaliths)
Finnish
1 entries- megaliittinen adj (of or pertaining to megaliths)
French
1 entries- mégalithique adj (of or pertaining to megaliths)
Galician
1 entries- megalítico adj (of or pertaining to megaliths)
Georgian
1 entries- მეგალითური adj (of or pertaining to megaliths)
Greek
1 entries- μεγαλιθικός adj (of or pertaining to megaliths)
Irish
1 entries- meigiliteach adj (of or pertaining to megaliths)
Italian
1 entries- megalitico adj (of or pertaining to megaliths)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- megalittisk adj (of or pertaining to megaliths)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- megalittisk adj (of or pertaining to megaliths)
Russian
1 entries- мегалитический adj (of or pertaining to megaliths)
Spanish
1 entries- megalítico adj (of or pertaining to megaliths)
Swedish
1 entries- megalitisk adj (of or pertaining to megaliths)
Ukrainian
1 entries- мегаліти́чний adj (of or pertaining to megaliths)
Sample sentences
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They also theorized that the megalithic stones may have been transported 290 kilometers overland from the quarries in Wales to the prehistoric monument.
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