Photographs and descriptions by St. Jakobi of a variety of ancient structures on the island of Menorca.

Site about Russian megaliths, with timeline, classification, photos, theories, and articles. In Russian, but has links to Babelfish translation which works passably.

A chance discovery of a group of megaliths on a coastal plain in western Yemen has sent scholars scrambling to explain why and how people were living there between ca. 2400 and 800 B.C. Article from Archaeology.

Picture gallery and descriptions of megalithic sites in Western Europe. In English and German, with map interface.

In Italy too, there are megalithic monuments.

Provides information on megaliths in and around Osnabrück in North Germany, in English and German. Includes hiking trails [in German] and links.

Toti Calo's photographic book of megaliths in Europe and specifically Apulia, Italy.

Some of the most interesting megalithic and other archaeological sites in Europe.

A new megalithic complex has been discovered, second only to Carnac in size and importance in Europe. Set in the forested hill-country of the Istranca Mountains in Turkish Thrace, clustered around the sacred mountain of Muhittin Baba, lies a group of standing stone complexes of comparable complexity and size, with the total number of individual stones reaching over 2,000

Web site and CD-ROM based on a doctoral dissertation submitted by Cornelius J. Holtorf to the University of Wales that explores the social and cultural meanings of megaliths from later prehistoric Mecklenburg-Vorpommern located in northeastern Germany.