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A leacht (plural: leachta) is a small square or rectangular stone structure often found in Early Irish Christian places of worship. They are typically made from rough, unmortared stones, and are most often found in monasteries on island off the west coast of Ireland. Their precise function is unknown, they may have been erected to mark burial places (a number contain human remains), or to honor a saint, or for use as an altar or place of prayer.

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  • Leacht (fr)
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  • Un leacht (au pluriel : leachta) est une petite structure en pierre rectangulaire, souvent présente dans les vieux lieux de cultes chrétiens irlandais. Si leur fonction précise est inconnue, ils ont vraisemblablement été érigés en hommage à un saint, ou servaient d'autel ou de lieu de prière dans le christianisme ancien. (fr)
  • A leacht (plural: leachta) is a small square or rectangular stone structure often found in Early Irish Christian places of worship. They are typically made from rough, unmortared stones, and are most often found in monasteries on island off the west coast of Ireland. Their precise function is unknown, they may have been erected to mark burial places (a number contain human remains), or to honor a saint, or for use as an altar or place of prayer. (en)
  • Un leacht (plurale: leachta) è una piccola struttura in pietra, quadrata o rettangolare, che si trova spesso nei luoghi di culto dei primi cristiani irlandesi. Sono in genere realizzati con pietre grezze, non intonacate e si trovano più spesso nei monasteri delle isole al largo della costa occidentale dell'Irlanda. La loro precisa funzione è sconosciuta. Potrebbero essere stati eretti per contrassegnare i luoghi di sepoltura (alcuni contengono resti umani), o per onorare un santo, o per essere utilizzati come altare o luogo di preghiera. (it)
  • Leacht – niewielka, kwadratowa lub prostokątna budowla z kamienia występująca w irlandzkich wczesnochrześcijańskich klasztorach. Odnajdywane są one głównie w klasztorach na wyspach znajdujących się na zachodnim wybrzeżu Irlandii, ale występowały także na północy Wielkiej Brytanii. Leacht występują między innymi w klasztorach na wyspach: * Skellig Michael * * (pl)
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  • A leacht (plural: leachta) is a small square or rectangular stone structure often found in Early Irish Christian places of worship. They are typically made from rough, unmortared stones, and are most often found in monasteries on island off the west coast of Ireland. Their precise function is unknown, they may have been erected to mark burial places (a number contain human remains), or to honor a saint, or for use as an altar or place of prayer. Because they are so perishable and easily destroyed, their original density and distribution is unknown. The best known examples are found on the islands of Skellig Michael and Illauntannig, both off County Kerry, and Inishmurray off County Sligo. (en)
  • Un leacht (au pluriel : leachta) est une petite structure en pierre rectangulaire, souvent présente dans les vieux lieux de cultes chrétiens irlandais. Si leur fonction précise est inconnue, ils ont vraisemblablement été érigés en hommage à un saint, ou servaient d'autel ou de lieu de prière dans le christianisme ancien. (fr)
  • Un leacht (plurale: leachta) è una piccola struttura in pietra, quadrata o rettangolare, che si trova spesso nei luoghi di culto dei primi cristiani irlandesi. Sono in genere realizzati con pietre grezze, non intonacate e si trovano più spesso nei monasteri delle isole al largo della costa occidentale dell'Irlanda. La loro precisa funzione è sconosciuta. Potrebbero essere stati eretti per contrassegnare i luoghi di sepoltura (alcuni contengono resti umani), o per onorare un santo, o per essere utilizzati come altare o luogo di preghiera. Poiché sono molto deperibili, la loro densità e distribuzione originali è sconosciuta. Gli esempi più noti si trovano a Skellig Michael e Illauntannig, entrambi al largo della contea di Kerry, e a Inishmurray al largo della contea di Sligo. (it)
  • Leacht – niewielka, kwadratowa lub prostokątna budowla z kamienia występująca w irlandzkich wczesnochrześcijańskich klasztorach. Odnajdywane są one głównie w klasztorach na wyspach znajdujących się na zachodnim wybrzeżu Irlandii, ale występowały także na północy Wielkiej Brytanii. Leacht występują między innymi w klasztorach na wyspach: * Skellig Michael * * Przeznaczenie leacht nie jest do końca znane. Mogły być one wykorzystywane do oznaczania miejsc pochówku (w szczególności świętych), przechowywania relikwii lub jako ołtarze. Możliwe jest, że leacht pełniły wszystkie z tych funkcji w zależności od miejsca i czasu wykorzystania. (pl)
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