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| Located in Turkey; accessed the house by the roof, early settlement, 8,000 years ago |
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| normally an earthen mound decorated with boulders with an entryway or passage into the tomb |
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| two uprights capped by a single lintel |
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| Celtic Word meaning table |
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| Built in concentric rings in three phases, consisting of trilithons and continuous post and lintel system |
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| In the British Isles, Dolmens are referred to as this. |
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| successive courses are made to project inward , narrowing the circumference of a chamber until the space is totally sealed off. |
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| Circle of 56 equally spaced pits at Stonehenge |
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| A place where a body was placed ; the space was created by massive stone blocks and then covered with a mound of earthen materials |
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| Five boys found this cave that has many beautiful paintings of bison, horses, and elk on it's walls from 25,000 years ago |
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