The Kamana and the Kamanim in the Old Testament

Block says if the kamanim were understood as a cultic building, some kind of chapel, then the statement in 2nd Chronicles 34.4 makes sense. In other words, the altars of B'elk get torn down and the little chapels that they're in. So kamanim is probably not really to an incense altar, even though the ESV has translated it that way. But it's probably some sort of little chapel that's part of a bamot complex,. A high place, a place of worship, some little chapel there.