INDEX
- Abbameiga, [85]
- Aberdeen, circles near, [38]
- Adrianople, [114]
- Africa, [90-6]
- Aiga, [85]
- Ain Dakkar, [117]
- Ainu, the, [122]
- Ala Safat, [116]
- Alemtejo, [71]
- Algeria, [91-5]
- Alignements, [3], [59-60,] [89], [119-20,] [124], [154-7]
- Allées couvertes, [3], [61], [64]
- Altar Stone at Stonehenge, [18]
- Altmark, [57]
- Ammân, [117]
- Ammon, [115]
- Anghelu Ruju, [88]
- Anglesey, [27], [29]
- Annaclochmullin, [145]
- Antequera, [70]
- Arbor Low, [25]
- Arcturus, [50], [51]
- Arles, [64]
- Arles, Council of, [12]
- Arran, circles on, [35-6]
- Arthur, King, [11], [25]
- Arthur's Quoit, [29]
- Asia, [114-22]
- Atreus, Treasury of, [157]
- Aurelius Ambrosius, [15]
- Avebury, [23-4,] [27-8]
- Avening, [33], [127]
- Axe, cult of, [137-8]
- Axe-shaped pendants, [80], [112]
- Axevalla Heath, [54]
- Baetyls, [104], [105-6,] [137]
- Balearic Isles, [71-5]
- Barnstone, the, [36-7]
- Barrows, long, [30-3]
- Barth, [90]
- Belgium, [58]
- Bellary, [118]
- Bell-shaped cup, [64], [81], [136]
- Beltane festival, [37]
- Benigaus Nou, [74]
- Bertrand, [64], [143]
- Birori, [82], [133]
- Bisceglie, [76]
- Bonstetten, [143]
- Borreby, [54-5]
- Boscawen-un, [26]
- Bou Merzoug, [92]
- Bou Nouara, [91]
- Boyle Somerville, Captain, [50]
- Brittany, [59-60]
- Brogar, Ring of, [36-7]
- Broholm, [54]
- Bulgaria, [114]
- Button, conical, [42], [71], [111], [135]
- Cæsar, [27]
- Cairns, horned, [38-9]
- Caithness, cairns of, [38-9]
- Callaïs, [63], [64], [66], [67], [71], [132]
- Callernish Circle, [34]
- Calvados, [64]
- Camster, [39]
- Can de Ceyrac, [60]
- Caouria, [89]
- Capella, [50], [51]
- Carnac, [13], [59-60]
- Carrick-a-Dhirra, [43]
- Carrickard, [45]
- Carrickglass, [41]
- Carrigalla, [49]
- Carrowmore, [41-2]
- Cashtal-yn-Ard, [145]
- Cassibile, [80]
- Castelluccio, [80], [81]
- Castor, [50]
- Caucasus, [114]
- Cava Lavinaro, [78]
- Cava Lazzaro, [78]
- Cave burial, [81], [88]
- Chagford, [29]
- Champ Dolent, menhir of, [13]
- Channel Isles, [67]
- Charlemagne, [12]
- Charlton's Abbott, [33]
- China, [122]
- Chittore, [119]
- Chun Quoit, [29]
- Circles, stone, [15-28,] [34-8,] [48-51,] [60], [96], [115]
- Cirta, [92]
- Clava, [37]
- Clynnog Fawr, [128]
- Collorgues, [137]
- Constantine, [91]
- Contracted burials, [33], [54], [62], [77], [80], [81], [93], [97], [111], [140-1,] [153]
- Coolback, [43]
- Corbelled roofs, [6], [32], [45], [48], [69], [73], [84], [86], [87], [102-3]
- Cordin, [105], [108]
- Corea, [122]
- Cornwall, dolmens in, [29]
- monuments of, [26]
- Corridor-tombs, [3], [43-8,] [52-5,] [56-8,] [62-4,] [67-71,] [76-7,] [96], [118], [120-2]
- Corse, Cape, [89]
- Corsica, [88-9]
- Coursed masonry, use of, [5], [73], [82]
- Cove, the, [25]
- Cremation, [35], [42], [66], [140]
- Crete, [113], [132], [142], [155], [157]
- Crickstone, the, [30]
- Crimea, [114]
- Cromlechs, [3]
- Cumberland, monuments of, [25]
- Cup-markings, [117], [127-8]
- Cyprus, [155]
- Cyrenaica, [91]
- Dance Maen Circle, [26]
- Date of megaliths, [123]
- Dax, [64]
- Deccan, [118-9]
- Déchelette, [139], [151]
- de Morgan, [90]
- Denmark, [53-5]
- Dennis, [76]
- Der Ghuzaleh, [116]
- Dolmens, [2], [29], [40-1,] [52-3,] [56], [58], [61], [67-8,] [82], [89], [90], [91-6,], [114-9]
- Drawings on stones, [46], [48], [55], [62], [110]
- Drewsteignton, [29]
- Druids, [11], [27-8]
- Edfu, [90]
- Eguilaz, [68]
- Egypt, [155]
- Ellez, [96]
- England, monuments of, [15-33]
- Erdeven, [60]
- Er-Lanic, [60]
- Eskimos, [126]
- Es Tudons, nau of, [73-4]
- Evans, Sir Arthur, [20], [105]
- Façades, curved, [78], [145-6]
- Faidherbe, General, [143]
- Faustina, medal of, [95]
- Féraud, M., [92-3]
- Fergusson, [28], [143]
- Fibrolite, [63]
- Finistère, dolmens of, [13]
- Fontanaccia, [89]
- Fonte Coberta, [68]
- Forbes Leslie, Colonel, [119]
- France, [59-67]
- Friar's Heel, [18], [21]
- Galilee, [115]
- Gargantua, [11]
- Gaulstown, [41]
- Gavr'inis, [62], [137]
- Gebel Mousa, [116]
- Geoffrey of Monmouth, [26]
- Ger, [64]
- Germany, [56-7]
- Get, [39]
- Gezer, [124]
- Giant's Bed, [56]
- Giant's Tombs, [87-8]
- Gigantia, [104]
- Giraldus Cambrensis, [15]
- Göhlitzsch, [137]
- Gozo, Is., [104]
- Greenland, [125]
- Grewismühlen, [56]
- Grotte des Fées, [64], [74]
- Grotte du Castellet, [64]
- Hagiar Kim, [6], [103-4]
- Hakpen Hill, [24], [27]
- Halsaflieni, [108-13,] [130]
- Hauptville's Quoit, [25]
- Hengist, [15]
- Herrestrup, [53]
- Highwood, [45]
- Hinks, Mr., [22]
- Hirdmane Stone, [13]
- Holed tombs, [77], [114], [116], [117], [126-7]
- Holland, [57-8]
- Horned cairns, [146]
- Hünenbetter, [45], [56-8]
- Hurlers, the, [26]
- Idanha a Nova, [139]
- India, [118-20]
- Inigo Jones, [27]
- Inverness, circles in, [37-8]
- Ireland, monuments of, [40-51]
- Iron, [39], [46], [93], [119]
- Italy, [76-7]
- Karleby, [54]
- Karnak (Egypt), [22]
- Keamcorravooly, [44]
- Keller, [56]
- Kennet Avenue, [24]
- Kerlescan, [60]
- Kermario, [60]
- Keswick Circle, [25]
- Khasi Hills, [119]
- Kingarth, circle at, [36]
- Kirkabrost, circle at, [36]
- Kit's Coty House, [29]
- Knyttkärr, [55]
- Komei, [121]
- Kosseir, [118]
- Labbamologa, [43]
- Ladò, [90]
- Lampedusa, Isle of, [96]
- Lanyon Quoit, [29], [127]
- La Perotte, [7]
- Leaba Callighe, [43]
- Lecce, [76]
- Lewis, Isle of, [34]
- Linosa, Isle of, [96], [132]
- Lockyer, Sir Norman, [21-2,] [51]
- Long Meg and her daughters, [25]
- Losa, [85]
- Los Millares, [70], [137], [145]
- Lough Crew, [45], [48], [62]
- Lough Gur, [48-51]
- Lozère, [130]
- Lundhöj, [55]
- Lüttich, [58]
- MacIver, D.R., [93-4]
- Mackenzie, Duncan, [85], [152], [153]
- Maeshowe, [36-7]
- Malta, [98-113]
- Man, Isle of, [30]
- Mané-er-Hroeck, [62-3]
- Marcella, [68]
- Matera, [77]
- Maughold, [30]
- Mayborough Circle, [25]
- Mayr, Albert, [105]
- Meayll Hill, [30]
- Melilli, [80]
- Men-an-tol, [30]
- Ménec, [59]
- Menhirs, [2], [29], [59], [115-6,] [123-4]
- cult of, [12], [123-4]
- Merivale, circle at, [26]
- Merlin, [15]
- Merry Maidens, the, [26]
- Messa, [90]
- Minieh, [116]
- Mnaidra, [100-3]
- Moab, [115-7]
- Molafà, [88]
- Monte Abrahaõ, [71]
- Montelius, O., [126], [151], [153]
- Monteracello, [78]
- Morocco, [96]
- Mortillet, de, [59], [144]
- Mourzouk, [90]
- Msila, [93]
- Munster, tombs of, [44]
- Mursia, [97]
- Musta, [108]
- Mycenean vases, [81]
- Naas, [15]
- Nantes, Council of, [12]
- Nara, [121]
- Naus, [73-4,] [145]
- Navetas, see Naus
- Neermul jungle, [118]
- Newbliss, [145]
- New Grange, [46], [62]
- Nile valley, [90]
- Nilgiri Hills, [118]
- Nine Maidens, the, [26]
- Nissardi, [84]
- Norway, [53]
- Nossiu, [85], [87]
- Nuraghi, [82-7]
- Obsidian, [77], [134]
- Odin's Stone, [11], [36]
- Orkney Isles, cairns of, [38-9]
- Orry's Grave, [30], [127]
- Orsi, Paolo, [78], [79]
- Orthostatic slabs, use of, [4], [69], [74], [80], [96], [100]
- Palmella, [71]
- Pantalica, [80], [155]
- Pantelleria, Isle of, [96-8]
- Papa-Westra, [39]
- Pehada, [114]
- Penrith Circle, [11]
- Pentre Ifan, [29]
- Pera, [115]
- Périgord, [13]
- Persia, [114]
- Petit Morin, [66-7,] [130]
- Pfäffikon, Lake, [56]
- Phoenicia, [154]
- Pianosa, [89]
- Picardt, John, [57]
- Pierre du Diable, La, [58]
- Pierres Plates, Les, [61]
- Piper, the, [26]
- Plas Newydd, [29], [127]
- Plemmirio, [155]
- Pliny, [27]
- Portico-dolmens, [40-1,] [52], [119]
- Portugal, [67]
- Pottery, [135-6]
- Reinach, Salomon, [144]
- Religion, megalithic, [105-6,] [137-9]
- Rhodes, [154]
- Rinaiou, [89]
- Rock-tombs, [3], [66-7,] [71], [74], [79-81,] [88]
- Rockbarton, [48]
- Rodmarton, [33], [127]
- Roknia, [94]
- Rollright Circle, [25], [29], [50]
- Saint George, [88]
- Saint-Germain-sur-Vienne, [12]
- Saint Michel, Mont, [63]
- Saint Pantaléon, [60]
- Saint Sermin, [139]
- Saint Vincent, [74]
- Sant' Elia, Cape, [88]
- Sardinia, [82-8]
- S'Aspru, [85]
- Scandinavia, [52-5]
- Scotland, monuments of, [34-9]
- Sculptures, [67], [138]
- Secondary burial, [79], [141-2]
- Senâm, the, [93-4]
- Seriphos, [139]
- Serucci, [85]
- Sesi, the, [97-8]
- Shap, circle at, [23]
- Sicily, [77-82]
- Sidbury Hill, [21]
- Sidon, [115]
- Siggewi, [108]
- Silbury Hill, [24], [28]
- Siret, Messieurs, [68]
- Sjöbol, [53]
- Skulls, [77], [112], [129-31]
- Sorapoor, [118]
- Spain, [67-71]
- Spence, Magnus, [37]
- Stanton Drew, [25], [49]
- Star-worship, [23], [50-1,] [128]
- Steatopygous figures, [107], [112]
- Stenness, Ring of, [36]
- Stonehenge, [15-23]
- Stoney-Littleton, [32]
- Stripple Stones, the, [26]
- Stromness, circle at, [36]
- Stukeley, Dr., [27]
- Su Cadalanu, [84]
- Sudan, [90]
- Table des Marchands, La, [16], [137]
- Tagliaferro, Professor, [108], [111]
- Tahutihotep, tomb of, [8]
- Talayots, [71-3]
- Tamuli, [139]
- Tangier, [96]
- Tarentum, [76]
- Tattooing, [139]
- "Three Brothers of Grugith," the, [128]
- Tiberias, [115]
- Tinaarloo, [57]
- Toledo, Council of, [12]
- Torebo, [53]
- Tours, Council of, [12]
- Trade relations, [131-3]
- Tregeseal, circles near, [26]
- Trepanned skulls, [62]
- Trilithons, [2], [17], [90], [100-1,] [103-4,] [117]
- Tripoli, [90-1]
- Truddhi, [86]
- Tsîl, [117-8]
- Tunis, [95-6]
- Tyfta, [54]
- Tyre, [115]
- Tzarskaya, [114]
- Unebi, Mt., [121]
- Wales, monuments of, [29]
- Watchstone, the, [36-7]
- Wayland the Smith's Cave, [11], [14], [30], [32]
- Wedge-shaped tomb, [44-5,] [55], [70-1,] [117]
- Westgothland, [54]
- West Tump, [146]
- Yarhouse, [39]
- Zammit, Dr. T., [112]
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