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Celtische Monumente bei Carnac in Frankreich.
Language: German
Seller: Wiener Antiquariat Ingo Nebehay GmbH, Wien, Austria
Seller rating 4 out of 5 stars
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Altkolorierter, händisch beschrifteter Kupferstich aus F. Justin und Carl Bertuch, Bilderbuch für Kinder, Weimar 1790-1830, Plattengröße 22,5 x 18 cm. - Dazu als Beigabe "Der versteinerte Ritter von Fontainebleau" aus demselben Werk, mit zugehörigem Textblatt. Die prähistorischen Steinreihen von Carnac in der Bretagne sind über 3 km lang und werden etwa in die Zeit um 3000 v. Chr. datiert. Welchen Sinn ihre Errichtung hatte, ist nicht definitiv geklärt.
