Talk:List of megaliths

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aren't there menhirs in syria/palestine???

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This list would be much improved if it had a lead and was fully referenced. See Grade I listed buildings in Greater Manchester which is a featured list. Also there are a lot of menhirs in the "partial list of Menhirs" section in theMenhir article that don't appear in this list. It would be better if that article had the list removed and had a pointer to this list. Richerman (talk) 17:32, 14 February 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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