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Flankers
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The two stones which adjoin the prostrate stone in a recumbent stone circle. the flankers are often the tallest stones in the circle
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Cove, английский
- Three standing stones, one at the back, two at the sides like an unroofed sentry-box
- Бухточка, убежище среди скал; свод
- A concave surface or molding, especially placed at the transition from a wall to the ceiling, or from a wall to the floor.
- An inlet in a coast, sometimes extensive, as the cove of cork. in naval architecture, the arched moulding sunk in at the foot or lower part of the taffrail.—my cove, a familiar friendly term.
- [1] a small, sheltered inlet, bay, or creek (old english cofa = cave). [2] an ornamental groove incised high along a vessel’s sides and usually painted or gold-leafed. also cove stripe. [3] slang for a fellow or chap (romany cofa = man).
- Защищенное, закрытое место в скалах на морском берегу
Archaeoastronomy, английский
The study of astronomical practices amongst ancient societies
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