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Partially excavated places tagged “avenue”

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🇦🇷Argentina2 🇪🇬Egypt2 🇨🇱Chile1 🇬🇧United Kingdom1

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avenue6 antinoe2 antinoopolis2 basilica2 buried city2 comechingon2 contested2 cuesta

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🇨🇱 Chile · Geoglyph

Salar del Sur North Pampa Geoglyphs (Pampa Salar Sur Norte)

Late Intermediate (Atacama Tarapacá) · Atacameño (Likan Antai) caravan

Salar del Sur north pampa: 24 geometric avenues on Antofagasta deflation plain toward Tulán.

🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Megalith

Stanton Drew Stone Circles

Late Neolithic to Early Bronze Age · Late Neolithic Severn

England's third-largest circle complex — 113 m Great Circle plus two smaller circles and Cove near Bristol.