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...ornate, small enough to be held in the hand or of colossal size. Zhampha monuments are thought to have been used for many thousands of years, dating to before [[Category:Cult Monuments]]

Onkirgs are pre-Moigthe stone monuments dating at least 43 centuries ago or no later than 1550 [[AS]] and are widel

According to contemporary monuments of the Neptultchi and the dwarves, Qetmektli is the name of ancient Neptult

[[Category:Monuments]]

...hal Cumdha]], 2376, Asdbardian, Catalogues major stone relics and funerary monuments of the Yophenthean Rulers of Asbardy

:[[Erichruivain]]: a hereditary overseer of sacred spaces and monuments with priestly functions

...ritory of the late [[God-King]] of the [[Neptultchi Civilization]]. Stone monuments and ruins persist today, particularly north of [[Giffadain]] on the peninsu

...sher was transmitted through Kalaman records as only a smattering of stone monuments survives from Hamaudh-Weshrites. Hamaudh-Wesher Civilization is considered

...hal Cumdha]], 2376, Asdbardian, Catalogues major stone relics and funerary monuments of the Yophenthean Rulers of Asbardy

...ing on the dark reputation of the country to their advantage. Stone grave monuments of the [[Amosgirt]]s lie in eastern Amosgire. Other occupants of the Amosgi

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...stablished in Thaulyoksha (Zamaclë) 2666 AS, according to legend and stone monuments.

...a dhal Cumdha Iaircha]] {{icon|iconauthor}} author of [[Funerary and Civil Monuments of the Arathracians]], 2376