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Sign in to saveAlso known as portal tomb, portal grave, quoit, cromlech, portal dolmen
thumb|Poulnabrone dolmen, [[the Burren, County Clare, Ireland]] thumb|Dolmens in Amudalavalasa|Amadalavalasa, [[Andhra Pradesh, India]]
A dolmen is an ancient stone structure made of large upright stones supporting a flat stone on top, examples of which can be found in places like Ireland and India. These prehistoric monuments are significant because they provide evidence of early human societies and their burial or ritual practices across different regions of the world.
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