trilithon

The opening beneath the trilithon was the entrance to that other realm.

It was one of the first to fall, and it brought the trilithon down."

Far ahead and far below was the trilithon that contained upright 57.

Tireas was looking at the trilithon, helpless, his face white.

A number of trilithon entrances are represented, some blind, and others leading to another chamber.

It was a four-foot jump to the next trilithon.

Gradually, the shape became a massive trilithon, two great, upright stones supporting a third.

The Arch is a single trilithon with the stylized silhouettes of a man and a woman cut from the two uprights.

Features specific to certain architecture types or eras such as trilithon for the purposes of this article are not considered generic.

For perhaps twenty heartbeats the huge sentinel trilithon before us stood black and stark, framing the winter blaze.

To one side of the conflict, the Gryylthans struggled to pull the trilithon down onto the Tree.

The left-hand apse has a high trilithon altar on its left, two others on right with one in a smaller chamber.

Alouzon stopped at the base of the target trilithon, indicated the shallowly buried upright.

The trilithon was falling.

Importantly Wood's plan was made before the collapse of the southwest trilithon, which fell in 1797 and was restored in 1958.

The temple's façade is characterized by a trilithon entrance, outer bench and orthostats.

Only the Trilithon Entrance remains.

Selecting the proper trilithon and upright was critical, and Alouzon went with those who would actually enter the monument.

They dug around a fallen Trilithon and a fallen slaughter stone and they discovered that it had once stood up.

A total of 75 stones would have been needed to complete the circle (60 stones) and the trilithon horseshoe (15 stones).

Chubb's arms feature a trilithon representing Stonehenge.

Not that you get too many small kids being led away crying "But Daddy, I wanted to touch a sarsen trilithon."

A trilithon (or trilith) is a structure consisting of two large vertical stones supporting a third stone set horizontally across the top.

Marrget was breathing in short, harsh gasps, staring fixedly at the trilithon as though she would topple it by sheer force of will.

This enabled access, usually only by crawling, through a trilithon opening (top centre), and may be seen across the whole area where Nordic megalithic architecture occurs.