Butch Cassidy's last resting place (PiP)
Kinloss Abbey
Almost blue
Grief and Light
Taula, in ruins of Talayotic civilization.
Funerary chamber.
Niches in rock - pre-historic necropolis.
Talayot - funerary chamber.
la Lanterne des Morts de FENIOUX
Naveta des Tudons.
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Saint Michael's Church, Sotterley, Suffolk
Cimetière Américain ...Colleville-sur-Mer
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Des seins d'enfer .
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Friedhof - Tor halb offen
Stoke Climsland Graves
En ce début d'année , la bignole attend ses étrenn…
Tomb of the Broken Front.
Tomb of the Roman Soldier.
Cemetery
Grabstätte Richard Adolf Jaenicke
Ilulissat Groenlandia
Barbacena dolmen.
Barbacena dolmen.
Comme le croient certains!
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Saulieu, Cemitério verde.
He served in India
Think on
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Sweden - Tjärby, Örelids Stenar
Örelids Stenar (or Örelids gravfält) is dating back to the Bronze Age and Early Iron Age. People of the village of Örelid buried their dead in this grave field. There are 36 standing stones from the Iron Age and four mounds from the Bronze Age. One of the mounds was examined in 1930; the archeologists found a bronze dagger and double buttons.
Behind the church in Tjärby, Örelids Stenar stands out against the horizon, situated on a beach embankment from the final stage of the Ice Age. In the 1830s there were more than 100 standing stones in the grave field. In 1971 many fallen stones were re-erected.
Behind the church in Tjärby, Örelids Stenar stands out against the horizon, situated on a beach embankment from the final stage of the Ice Age. In the 1830s there were more than 100 standing stones in the grave field. In 1971 many fallen stones were re-erected.
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