Single Trilithon Megalith Model - Stonehenge Style Stones

A single trilithon: two tall upright stones capped by a horizontal lintel, the structure that gives Stonehenge its iconic silhouette. The term trilithon, from the Greek for 'three stones', was coined by the antiquarian William Stukeley in the 18th century. At Stonehenge five great trilithons, raised around 2500 BCE, form a horseshoe inside the outer circle. This model shows the two slightly tapering uprights and the lintel with a weathered, pitted stone texture, standing on a flat rectangular b…

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