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Monolith

A monolith is a geological feature consisting of a single massive stone or rock, such as some mountains. Erosion usually exposes the geological formations, which are often made of very hard and solid igneous or metamorphic rock. Some monoliths are volcanic plugs, solidified lava filling the vent of an extinct volcano.

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Geological monoliths, Monumental monoliths & Overview

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Geological monoliths

Monumental monoliths

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Monolith

Nodes169
Edges168
Triples119
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.011834
Components1

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related to Europe · 32
Monolith → Anafi, Andalusia, Antequera, Arcos, BulgariaLogan Rock, Calpe, Cornwall, Enamorados, FrancePenyal, Frontera, GeorgiaLevski, Gibraltar, GibraltarRock, GreeceKatskhi Pillar, Ifac, Italy, Kalamos, Monaco, Monaco-Ville, MonacoRock Cappa
related to Monumental monoliths · 32
Monolith → Armenian, Avebury, Aztec, BaalbekStonehenge, Bahubali, Carnataca, Caves, Coyolxauhqui Stone, Devil's Quoits, EnglandArchitecture, EnglandThe Longstones, Ethiopia, Giza, Gommateshwara, India, IndiaObelisks, IrelandVishapakar, Japan, Lalibela, Osaka Castle
see also · 17
Monolith → Arthur, Buildings, Clarke's Space Odyssey, Fictional, Geography, Isolated, Large, List, Metal, Natural, Rhodes, Rounded, Space Odyssey, US, Utah, Utah Monolith, YakutiaMegalith
related to South America · 14
Monolith → Açúcar, Brazil, BrazilPedra, BrazilTorres, Chile, ChileEl Peñón, Cochamó Valley, ColombiaPão, El Peñol Stone, Galinha Choca, Gávea, La Piedra, Paine, Several
related to Australia · 11
Monolith → Bald Rock, Burringurrah, Mount Coolum, New South WalesMount Augustus, Northern Territory, NOTE, QueenslandMount Wudinna, South AustraliaPine Mountain, Tenterfield, VictoriaUluru, Western Australia
related to External links · 4
Monolith → ABC, GA, Regarding Uluru/Ayers Rock, Wayoutback
related to Outside Earth · 2
Monolith → Phobos, PhobosMars
is a · 1
Monolith → geological feature consisting of a single massive stone or rock
related to Antarctica · 1
Monolith → Scullin
related to Geological monoliths · 1
Monolith → Large

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rock stone monoliths large geological single used also architecture monolithic solid may moved india south megalith obelisks great hill usually

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Monolithis ageological feature consisting of a single massive stone or rock0.90text
obelisksinstance ofor for exceptionally large stones0.80text
statuesinstance ofor for exceptionally large stones0.80text
monolithic columns or large architravesinstance ofor for exceptionally large stones0.80text
that may have been moved a considerable distance after quarryinginstance ofor for exceptionally large stones0.80text
Monolithrelated to AntarcticaScullin0.60section
Monolithrelated to AustraliaBald Rock0.60section
Monolithrelated to AustraliaTenterfield0.60section
Monolithrelated to AustraliaNew South WalesMount Augustus0.60section
Monolithrelated to AustraliaBurringurrah0.60section
Monolithrelated to AustraliaWestern Australia0.60section
Monolithrelated to AustraliaNOTE0.60section

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