Both the Dolmen of Menga as Beehive tomb of El Romeral.
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During the Bronze Age the corbelled arch came into use such as for beehive tombs.
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After about 1500 BCE, beehive tombs became more widespread and are found in every part of the Mycenaean heartland.
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She went to Crete's beehive tomb in Kavousi, which she presented at the Philadelphia Archaeological Institute of America's December meeting.
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The use of Beehive tombs on the Iberian peninsula and elsewhere around the Mediterranean, going back to 3000 BC, is also similar.
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Mezek is famous for the well-preserved medieval Mezek Fortress ( Neoutzikon ) and its two ancient Thracian beehive tombs, the Mezek and Sheynovets tombs.
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The cairn beehive tomb, is built from a mound of stones around a tholos, with an underlying corridor and vaulted chamber ( or crypt ).
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Corbelled beehive tombs over square chambers appear in Thrace, the Crimea, and in Etruria in the first millennium BC . Corbelling in the corners created pendentives.
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Be sure to see the museum of local artifacts ( the gold, however, is in Athens ) and, down the road, the remarkable Treasury of Atreus, a beehive tomb 48 feet high that attests to the Mycenaeans'engineering skills.
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In the Chalcolithic period of the Iberian peninsula, beehive tombs appear among other innovative " megalithic " variants, since c . 3000 BCE . They are especially common in southern Spain and Portugal, while in Central Portugal and southeastern France other styles ( artificial caves especially ) are preferred instead.
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