Unique Co‑habitation of Megalithic and Cyclopean Cultures. Armenia is the only known region where megalithic stone structures (dragon stones, “Noah’s anchors”) coexist with early cyclopean walls. Elsewhere in Europe the megalithic phase disappears before cyclopean construction begins. This overlap suggests a possible cultural transition or hybridization that originated in the Caucasus.
Armenia uniquely hosts both megalithic “dragon stones” and early cyclopean walls, a overlap absent in Europe, hinting at a cultural transition or hybridization rooted in the Caucasus.
Key Facts
- Armenia is the only known region where megalithic stone structures (dragon stones, “Noah’s anchors”) coexist with early cyclopean walls.
- Elsewhere in Europe the megalithic phase disappears before cyclopean construction begins.
- This overlap suggests a possible cultural transition or hybridization that originated in the Caucasus.
Source: Searching for the oldest signs of civilization in the site of the biblical flood. Armenia by One-eyed giant building walls