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Photo Pages: Pierre Folle de Saint-Priest-la-Feuille
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Submitted by TheCaptain on Saturday, 06 September 2008 (1713 reads)
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 A beautiful little dolmen in a lovely landscaped park around it, near to the village of St-Priest-la-Feuille in Creuse |
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Photo Pages: Magelowberg
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Submitted by stollentroll on Wednesday, 03 September 2008 (168 reads)
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 Burial Chamber in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, excavated in the late 1960's due to impending destruction from nearby quarry activity. The site was found to include a passage grave, long barrow, ring cairn and dolmen! |
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The Great Stone Circles – How They Work Part 16. Types of Goddess Stone
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Submitted by JACKME on Monday, 01 September 2008 (277 reads)
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 This Stone is the most like a human figure that I have found in UK. It appears to be facing the Midsummer sunrise, but I have not seen this happen. I saw a better one in the Alepo Museum, Syria, but was not allowed to photograph it. However it makes a good starting point for this request for help in locating any other likely stones. |
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Photo Pages: Maen Castle
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Submitted by JimChampion on Sunday, 31 August 2008 (1481 reads)
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 Cliff castle in Cornwall
This small rocky headland is the site of one of the oldest cliff castles on the Cornish coast. On the landward side it was defended by a substantial stone wall, ditch and counter-scarp bank. The ditch is deepest on the northern side of the headland, where the counter-scarp bank is revetted with large granite blocks. The stonework of the narrow entrance still stands, and just outside the gateway lies one of the former gate jambs. |
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Photo Pages: Mayon Cliff cairn
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Submitted by JimChampion on Sunday, 31 August 2008 (295 reads)
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 Ruined cairn on Mayon Cliff, an earth mound with some surviving granite kerbstones and a central kist. Located on the south-west coastal path to the west of Sennen Cove. |
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Photo Pages: St Levan's Well
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Submitted by JimChampion on Saturday, 30 August 2008 (1578 reads)
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 Situated on the southern coast of Cornwall, above the beach at Porth Chapel: this is probably the most spectacularly placed well in Cornwall.
The site was first recorded by Borlase in the mid-18th century, when it had a roof. The undressed stonework has been compared to a typical 'Cornish hedge'. More recently the well has been restored by the addition of a protective wall on the northern side. |
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Photo Pages: Dyrham Camp
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Submitted by TheCaptain on Saturday, 30 August 2008 (2452 reads)
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 Dyrham Camp, otherwise known as Hinton Hillfort, is not so much a hillfort, but more a promontary fort, on a southwest facing spur of the Cotswold Hills north of Bath. Basically triangular in shape, it is cut into two by the little road up the hillside from the village of Hinton below.
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Photo Pages: Carn Lês Boel
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Submitted by JimChampion on Friday, 29 August 2008 (409 reads)
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 Promontory fort in Cornwall
A small and very exposed Iron Age promontory fort or "cliff castle" in a spectacular setting. There are the remains of a shallow ditch and bank on the north side of the promontory. Two large stones, one still standing, are presumably mark the entrance to the fort. There are no traces of settlement (hut circles, for example) within the defended area. |
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Books/Products: MeZolith a stone age horror comic strip
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Submitted by Andy B on Friday, 29 August 2008 (198 reads)
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Ben Haggarty and Adam Brockbank are thrilled to announce the launch of
'MeZolith' a stunning Stone Age Horror Strip
by Ben Haggarty (Story) & Adam Brockbank (Art)
on September 5th 2008, in issue 15 of the new weekly subscription comic, The DFC. |
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Photo Pages: Longar Arazuri Hipogeo
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Submitted by SolarMegalith on Friday, 29 August 2008 (934 reads)
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 This chambered tomb is located on the hill near the town Viana. It was reconstructed aftear archaeological excavations (which brought a big number of artefacts) and nowdays it's in very good condition. |
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