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- Stonehenge's most iconic feature is its massive trilithons, towering megaliths arranged in a circular formation.
- The trilithons at Carnac, France, form the world's largest stone alignment, spanning over three kilometers.
- The trilithon of Dol-de-Bretagne, Brittany, France, is a rare surviving example of a single-standing megalithic structure.
- The trilithons of the site of Tiahuanaco in Bolivia are believed to have served as gateways to sacred spaces.
- The unique trilithon at La Hougue Bie, Jersey, is a Neolithic tomb surrounded by a circular stone chamber.
- The trilithons of Baalbek, Lebanon, are colossal blocks weighing hundreds of tons, defying modern engineering principles.
- The trilithon of Qasr Ibrim in Egypt is an enigmatic structure, with its purpose still debated by archaeologists.
- The trio of trilithons at Stonehenge are known as the Great Trilithon, constituting the tallest and heaviest megaliths at the site.
- The trilithons of Ggantija in Malta are some of the oldest megalithic structures in the world, dating back to around 3600 BC.
- The mysterious trilithon at the site of Maes Howe in Scotland has been linked to astronomical events and may have been used as a prehistoric calendar.
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Stonehenge's most iconic feature is its massive trilithons, towering megaliths arranged in a circular formation.
The trilithons at Carnac, France, form the world's largest stone alignment, spanning over three kilometers.
The trilithon of Dol-de-Bretagne, Brittany, France, is a rare surviving example of a single-standing megalithic structure.
The trilithons of the site of Tiahuanaco in Bolivia are believed to have served as gateways to sacred spaces.
