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Position of the Bones under the Dolmen of the Oued-Bou-Merzoug

Date

19th century

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Artist: Cosson, French 19th-20th centuries

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Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Belinda L. Randall from the collection of John Witt Randall, R14927

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Position of the Bones under the Dolmen of the Oued-Bou-Merzoug

People

Artist: Cosson, French 19th-20th centuries

Date

19th century

Classification

Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Belinda L. Randall from the collection of John Witt Randall, R14927

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Microsoft
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Created by gpt-4o-2024-05-13 on 2025-02-04

The image is a page from an old publication titled "MAGASIN PITTORESQUE," specifically page 80. The page is slightly yellowed and has some wear and tear, particularly at the top, where parts of the page are missing and frayed. The page contains a detailed illustration of a dolmen, a type of single-chamber megalithic tomb, typically consisting of two or more vertical stones supporting a large flat horizontal capstone. The top illustration shows a dolmen surrounded by smaller stones arranged in a circular pattern. Beneath this illustration, there is a caption in French that reads: "Dolmen sur le bord de l'Oued-Bou-Merzoug (environs de Constantine)." This indicates that the dolmen depicted is located near Oued-Bou-Merzoug, in the vicinity of Constantine. Below the first illustration, there is another smaller illustration that appears to show a cross-sectional view or perhaps a different angle of the same dolmen, detailing the internal structure. The caption under this illustration reads: "Position des ossements sous le dolmen de l'Oued-Bou-Merzoug," which translates to "Position of the bones under the dolmen of Oued-Bou-Merzoug." The text around the illustrations is in French and seems to provide further details about the structure, the archeological significance, and measurements related to the stones and the dolmens. The measurements and specifications of the stones can be found next to the second image, listing dimensions in meters and centimeters. Overall, the content appears to be a historical or archeological discussion focused on dolmens in the region around Constantine, providing both visual and textual information.

Created by gpt-4 on 2025-02-04

This is an image of a printed page from a book or magazine titled "MAGASIN PITTORESQUE." The page number at the top is labeled 80. The text is in French, and the page appears to be discussing historical or archaeological topics. There are two illustrations on the page depicting standing stones or megalithic structures: 1. The upper illustration shows a dolmen, which is a structure consisting of large flat stones, often used as ancient tombs or markers. The caption identifies it as "Dolmen sur le bord de l'Oued-Bou-Merzoug (environs de Constantine)." This suggests that the dolmen is located near the Oued Bou Merzoug in the vicinity of Constantine, which could refer to an area in Algeria. 2. The second illustration, located below the first one, could depict another view of the same type of structure or a similar megalithic monument, as suggested by the caption "Position des ossements sous le dolmen de l'Oued-Bou-Merzoug." The text surrounding the images likely provides context and details about these megalithic structures, including their historical significance and the findings associated with them. The page has visible signs of aging, including yellowing, spots, and slightly frayed edges, which gives it an antiquarian appearance. The dimensions listed under one of the illustrations read "Longueur 1m.00, Largeur 0m.60, Diamètre du trou 0m.35; Profondeur 0m.25," indicating measurements of the structure or related features.

Anthropic Claude

Created by claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022 on 2025-02-04

This is a page from "Magasin Pittoresque" featuring illustrations and text about ancient megalithic structures, specifically dolmens. The page shows two detailed engravings of dolmens - ancient stone monuments consisting of large flat stones supported by upright stones. The main illustration shows a dolmen surrounded by a circle of smaller standing stones. Below it is another illustration showing two views of what appears to be the same or a similar dolmen structure. The dolmen depicted is identified as being located in Oned-Rou-Merzong (in the vicinity of Constantine). The page includes French text describing the dimensions and characteristics of these prehistoric monuments. The layout is typical of 19th-century archaeological and antiquarian publications, combining detailed technical illustrations with scholarly text. The illustrations are done in a careful, architectural style that emphasizes the massive stone construction and weathered nature of these ancient monuments. This appears to be part of a larger academic or educational article about megalithic structures in what would have been French colonial Algeria.

Created by claude-3-opus-20240229 on 2025-02-04

The image shows an old book page describing a "Magasin pittoresque" or picturesque store in French. The text is accompanied by two illustrations depicting ancient dolmens or megalithic tombs. The dolmens are drawn as large stone structures consisting of vertical standing stones supporting a horizontal capstone. One dolmen is shown on a grassy plain or field, while the other is positioned on an elevated rocky outcrop. The text appears to provide historical and descriptive details about these prehistoric stone monuments, though I cannot make out all the specifics due to the limited resolution of the scanned book page.

Created by claude-3-haiku-20240307 on 2025-02-04

The image depicts a large stone structure, likely a megalithic tomb or dolmen, set in a landscape with numerous smaller rocks and boulders surrounding it. The dolmen has a sizable flat stone resting atop several upright stones, creating an archway or entrance. The text provides details about the location and dimensions of this ancient monument, suggesting it is part of an archaeological site in Constantine, Algeria.

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The image depicts a page from an old book, featuring two illustrations of dolmens and a section of text in French. The page is yellowed and torn at the top, with the number "80" visible in the upper-left corner. * **Title and Page Number** * The title of the book is not visible, but the page number "80" is printed in the upper-left corner. * **Illustrations** * Two illustrations of dolmens are displayed on the page, one above the other. * The top illustration shows a dolmen with a large stone capstone resting on four upright stones, surrounded by smaller rocks. * The bottom illustration depicts a dolmen with a smaller stone capstone and three upright stones, also surrounded by smaller rocks. * **Text** * A section of text in French is written below the illustrations, describing the dolmens and their features. * The text includes measurements and descriptions of the dolmens, as well as information about their location and construction. * **Background** * The background of the image is a light gray color, with a slight shadow effect around the edges of the page. In summary, the image shows a page from an old book featuring two illustrations of dolmens and a section of text in French. The page is yellowed and torn, with the number "80" visible in the upper-left corner. The illustrations depict two different types of dolmens, each with its own unique features and characteristics. The text provides additional information about the dolmens, including their location, construction, and measurements. Overall, the image provides a fascinating glimpse into the history and culture of ancient stone structures.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-03-13

The image is a page from an old book or magazine, featuring two illustrations of ancient stone structures. The top illustration depicts a dolmen, a type of prehistoric monument characterized by a large flat stone supported by smaller stones. The dolmen is surrounded by several smaller stones, and the background appears to be a grassy field. The bottom illustration shows a different type of stone structure, possibly a tomb or burial chamber. It has a rectangular shape with a flat roof and is surrounded by smaller stones. The background of this illustration is not clearly visible. The text on the page is written in French and appears to be a description of the illustrations and the history of the stone structures. The page has a yellowed and worn appearance, suggesting that it is an old document. Overall, the image provides a glimpse into the past, showcasing ancient stone structures that have been preserved for centuries.

Amazon Nova

Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-02-04

The image depicts a page from a book or journal, featuring a detailed illustration and accompanying text. The illustration is a black and white drawing of a large stone structure, possibly a dolmen or a similar ancient monument. The stone structure appears to be composed of large, flat stones arranged in a specific pattern. The drawing is accompanied by descriptive text in French, which provides information about the stone structure, its dimensions, and its historical significance. The text also includes a smaller illustration of the stone structure from a different angle, providing additional context and detail. The overall image conveys a sense of historical and archaeological interest, with the stone structure serving as a focal point for the accompanying text and illustrations.

Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-02-04

This image is a page from an old book that contains an illustration of a stone structure and text in French. The stone structure is a dolmen, a type of prehistoric monument consisting of a large flat stone supported by several upright stones. The dolmen is depicted in a drawing with measurements and proportions of the stones. The text provides information about the dolmen, including its size, weight, and the difficulty of transporting the stones. The text also mentions the discovery of dolmens in the region of Bou-Merzoug, near Constantine, and their comparison to other dolmens found in Algeria. The page also includes a drawing of a dolmen with burial chambers underneath, showing the position of the bones. The text describes the discovery of human bones and other artifacts in the dolmens, as well as the presence of large, regularly spaced white lines on the ground. The page is titled "Magasin Pittoresque," which suggests that it is part of a magazine or publication that features illustrations and descriptions of various subjects, including historical and archaeological sites.

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Google

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|
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les
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tables
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en
avons
comparer
une
énorme
carapace
tortue
posée
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même
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3m
75
Quelques
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carrées
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angles
Dolmen
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l'Oued-Bou-Merzoug
(environs
Constantine).
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haute
plantée
perpendiculairement
dans
sol.
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droite,
vaste
enceinte
la
zone
pays
ans
montagne,
rencontré
pierres
lévent
vestiges
celtiques.
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lignes
simples
brutes,
forme
cubes,
percées
part
doubles
ou
triples
rangées
grosses
pierres,
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figure
page
79).
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hauteurs
on
examine
plaine,
apercoit
Nous
trouvé
tombeaux
vases
po-
terie
contenant
l'eau,
lait
tout
autre
liquide;
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bronze
fer,
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que
pendants
d'oreilles
bagues,
boucles
ceinture
autres
faisant
partie
costume
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pareille
decouverte,
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soulevés
sar
eri-
gines
d'une
an
moins
moiuments
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peu-
vent
s'accroitre.
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voit
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monument
celtique
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Gaulois
longtemps
séjourné;
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découvre,
au
contraire,
nonabreux
il
n'y
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raison
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aient
jamais
eu
aucun
établissement.
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monuments
Coostantine,
troave
instruments
médailles
art
antéricur
peu
temps
pos-
térieor
l'ére
chrétienne.
De
plus,
cés
sout
situées
très-
grandes
distances
villes
nécropoles
colonies
romaines.
Toute
nécropole,
dit
M.
Ferraud,
fait
présumer
l'esistence
ville
voisine.
Or,
jusqu'ici
n'avons
eavirons
am-
croire
Celte
vestige
ni
poste
militaire
.
"
Alesandre
Bertrand,
frère
l'illustre
académicien
savants
l'etude
antiquités
celtiques,
vient
publier
giqne,
découverte
Bos-Merzoup
mémoire
iatéressant
où,
après
avoir
moatré
Danemark
ossements
sous
l'Oned-Bou-Merzong.
ette
question
A
quel
attriluer
monuaments?
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se
répoed
hypeothbèse
hardie.
Il
l'existence
race
nomade,
jusqu'à
jour
innomée,
dont
trace
d'immenses
blanchâtres
régulièrement
tracées.
Elles
Vitinéraire,
qui,
fayant
sans
cesse
devant
civiliation,
serait
en-
établissent,
étendue
4
kilométres
]
fin
venne
s'éteindre
Afriqpe.
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matériaux
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large,
0m
bords.
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cun
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trand,
français
verses
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archéolo-
sujet
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n
dispositions
d'Algérie
toutes
pareilles
celles
meme
genre
landes
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pres
Pi-
priar,
Rennes
Redon
(Ille-el-Vilaine),
pose
Position
dolmen
peuple
toes
Alexandre
suppose