(Q- Minnie: I am still on my sentries earlier you told me that a chapel could serve as a landmark but that on the other hand a dolmen was more difficult because
it was a human construction But the chapel is also a human construction….)
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MB: no, no, I did not say that a dolmen could not serve as a landmark. I said that a dolmen was a human construction, from the moment there was an assembly of materials, we are within the framework of a human construction. In this I refer to the Larousse definition.
(Q - Minnie: can any megaliths be validated as landmarks?)
MB: ah but, the landmarks, whatever they may be in the hunt, can be megaliths, cathedrals, churches, chapels, I don't know what, me, whatever you want, bridges, viaducts, anything.
(Q - Minnie: I had a doubt about the dolmen.)
MB: No, no, no, there are constants. Well, there are things that are clearly established, namely that there is no religious connotation from the moment we start with notions..., more or less religious we leave the thing, now, a chapel , a church, a cathedral as an architectural building considered from an architectural angle, construction, it is an element which can serve as a point of reference, of course..
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MB: no, no, I did not say that a dolmen could not serve as a landmark. I said that a dolmen was a human construction, from the moment there was an assembly of materials, we are within the framework of a human construction. In this I refer to the Larousse definition.
(Q - Minnie: can any megaliths be validated as landmarks?)
MB: ah but, the landmarks, whatever they may be in the hunt, can be megaliths, cathedrals, churches, chapels, I don't know what, me, whatever you want, bridges, viaducts, anything.
(Q - Minnie: I had a doubt about the dolmen.)
MB: No, no, no, there are constants. Well, there are things that are clearly established, namely that there is no religious connotation from the moment we start with notions..., more or less religious we leave the thing, now, a chapel , a church, a cathedral as an architectural building considered from an architectural angle, construction, it is an element which can serve as a point of reference, of course..