Carreg Coetan Arthur quoit neolithic dolmen near Newport, North Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK

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2020-08-14 at 04:43
Carreg – stone
Coetan – coeval, contemporary
Arthur – ?
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Anonymous
2020-07-29 at 04:50
This explanation is full of complicated words, but doesn’t really explain what exactly is it?!
Is it a man-made structure? Kind of looks like it… Who did it and why? What does it symbolize, etc…
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Anonymous
2020-07-15 at 20:51
Thanks for the explanation!
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Mark
2020-07-08 at 21:39
The stone structure above is from the “Neolithic” age (Stone Age).
A “Quoit” means – the flat covering stone of a dolmen.
A “Dolmen” is a type of single-chamber megalithic tomb
Putting the name to the image above, the title hierarchy (descending order) should be,
“name – time period – type of object – object – location”, making the title to be:
“Carreg Coetan Arthur-neolithic quoit dolmen near Newport, North Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK”
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