men tol ancient monument cornwall

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Men-an-Tol ancient stones Royalty Free Stock Photo
Men-an-Tol ancient stones Royalty Free Stock Photo
Men-an-Tol ancient stones Royalty Free Stock Photo
Men-an-Tol ancient stones Royalty Free Stock Photo
Men-an-tol Royalty Free Stock Photo
Men-an-Tol known as Men an Toll or Crick Stone - small formation of standing stones in Cornwall Royalty Free Stock Photo
Men-an-Tol known as Men an Toll or Crick Stone - small formation of standing stones in Cornwall, UK Royalty Free Stock Photo
Men an tol ancient monument in cornwall
Men-an-tol Royalty Free Stock Photo
Men an tol ancient monument in cornwall Royalty Free Stock Photo
Men an Tol standing stones, Cornwall, on a bright spring day Royalty Free Stock Photo
A view of Men-an-Tol standing stones, Cornwall Royalty Free Stock Photo
Men an tol ancient monument in cornwall Royalty Free Stock Photo
Men an tol ancient monument in cornwall Royalty Free Stock Photo
Men an tol ancient monument in cornwall Royalty Free Stock Photo
This monument, or the remains we find of it, consist mainly of three vertical granite stones and a spherical stone. This stone is special, as it has a circular hole of 0.45 centimetres. It is unknown, obviously, if the origin of this the most curious figure was the result of manual labour or on the contrary produced by some biological erosion. Well it could be found anywhere presenting that anomaly naturally. Little or nothing we know about this mysterious monument and when or how this stone came to stop where it is today. That is why it is located chronologically between the late Neolithic and the beginning of the bronze age. That is, within the period of 1000 years – 2000-3000 B.C, the work which we can meet today would have been carried out.


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