Stone Row Alignment Model - Carnac Style Megaliths

A stone row alignment: parallel lines of standing stones that step down in height along their length. The most famous alignments are at Carnac in Brittany, France, where about 3,000 stones stand in several long rows, generally dated to roughly 4500-3300 BCE. Smaller stone rows are also common on Dartmoor and elsewhere in Britain and Ireland. This model sets several rows of weathered, rough-textured standing stones on a long rectangular base. The tallest stones stand at one end and the rows beco…

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