trilith

/ˈtraɪlɪθ/
noun
  1. A structure consisting of two large upright stones supporting a third stone laid horizontally across the top, typical of ancient megalithic monuments.
    • The ancient site features a trilith that has stood for over 4,000 years.
    • Tourists marveled at the massive trilith, balancing its heavy capstone perfectly.
    • Archaeologists carefully measured the trilith to understand how it was constructed.
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