That is the most common usage (not that it is used commonly), but it could refer to other formations, manmade or natural. The main thing is that there are three (tri) stones (lith).
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Saturday, May 11, 2013
Trilithon
A trilithon is a formation of three large stones, usually two upright and one over top as seen at Stonehenge.
That is the most common usage (not that it is used commonly), but it could refer to other formations, manmade or natural. The main thing is that there are three (tri) stones (lith).
That is the most common usage (not that it is used commonly), but it could refer to other formations, manmade or natural. The main thing is that there are three (tri) stones (lith).
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