megalith
Example Sentences
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Angel Castaño, a philologist who lives near the artificial lake and serves as the president of a local cultural association, likens the megalith to a gigantic eye gazing into prehistoric Spain.
From New York Times
The future host of TV shows like PBS’ “Nova ScienceNow” was part of an expedition led by Gerald Hawkins, the scientist who first theorized that Stonehenge’s mysterious megaliths were an ancient astronomical observatory.
From Seattle Times
Its cream color is brighter than the pale-gray exterior of the megaliths, which have been exposed to the elements for millennia.
From Reuters
“WandaVision,” a pleasantly weird ornament on the narrative megalith of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is TV’s latest diversion from the pandemic and perhaps its best metaphor.
From New York Times
How were the megaliths transported from South Wales to Salisbury?
From New York Times
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