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!!!Stone of the pregnant woman

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The biggest building block of the world located at the entrance to the village gives an idea of the extent of the shrine. It was left lying there and not transported to the terrace of the temple. Common parlance names the rock as "Stone of the pregnant woman", because it is said that touching it satisfies a longed for desire to have children. 
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%%lang,german
Am Ortseingang lässt der größte Baustein der Welt, der nicht mehr bis zur Terrasse der Tempelanlage transportiert wurde, die Ausmaße des Götterheiligtums erahnen. Im Volksmund heißt der Felsen „Stein der schwangeren Frau“, da seine Berührung zum ersehnten Kinderwunsch führen soll.
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  BilderGeo-Objekt='Monumental Steinblock'
  BilderGeo-Datum='25. April 2009'
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