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| − | Onkirgs are pre-Moigthe stone monuments dating at least 43 centuries ago or no later than 1550 AS and are from the Neptultchi period. The layman calls them Tuadbe Witch Rocks or onkirgs. | + | Onkirgs are pre-Moigthe stone monuments dating at least 43 centuries ago or no later than 1550 AS and are widely believed to be from the Neptultchi period. The layman calls them Tuadbe Witch Rocks or onkirgs. SOme scholars believe at least some of the stones were erected in the pre-Neptultchi by the [[Kemerite Giants]]. |
=List of Notable Onkirgs= | =List of Notable Onkirgs= | ||
| − | *[[Onkirga Geathagior]]11-4, 10-4 | + | *[[Onkirga Geathagior]] (World Map 11-4, 10-4) |
| − | *[[Onkirga Leihumon]] 11-4, 8-5 | + | *[[Onkirga Leihumon]] (World Map 11-4, 8-5) |
| − | *[[Onkirga Nachdalion]] 11-4, 8-6 | + | *[[Onkirga Nachdalion]] (World Map 11-4, 8-6) |
=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
Revision as of 14:55, 9 April 2016
Onkirgs are pre-Moigthe stone monuments dating at least 43 centuries ago or no later than 1550 AS and are widely believed to be from the Neptultchi period. The layman calls them Tuadbe Witch Rocks or onkirgs. SOme scholars believe at least some of the stones were erected in the pre-Neptultchi by the Kemerite Giants.
List of Notable Onkirgs
- Onkirga Geathagior (World Map 11-4, 10-4)
- Onkirga Leihumon (World Map 11-4, 8-5)
- Onkirga Nachdalion (World Map 11-4, 8-6)
See Also
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