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20 most recent Comments Click here to see more.  RSS Version of this feed
1. Re: Twmbarlwm by PAB
Anon - don't you think it rather depends where you split the name? The dictionary I use to help me with Welsh place names would put a slightly different stress - it defines "llym" as 'sharp or acute...
2. Re: Indian tribes join forces to save Arizona petroglyph site by LittleEnki
It's a shame how we in the US dont take our historical sites with any pride, like the UK and others do. When we here in the US figure out that our past is as important as our future, we will stop ac...
3. Re: Boheh by tiompan
As there is nothing organic to enable RC dating on “Atlantic “ engraved rocks we have to to rely on context . The earliest context we have is a cup marked rock found in the Dalladies Long barrow whi...
4. Re: Hangman's Stone (Northleach/Hampnett) by 4clydesdale7
The famous Saltway climbs the Cotswold scarp near Hailes Abbey NE of Winchcombe crosses Gloucestershire towards London and leaves the County at Lechlade - most of it can be traced today - the Saltway...
5. Re: Abriguet menhirs by archeomick
Nearest town: Florac
Other name of site: Les Combelles
Position, according to Geoportail: 44.21112- 3.70321...
6. Re: Streetview: Berlin Maerkisches Museum by Martin_L
Thanks for info. Tried and could open them both. Do you know where the horse-relief is from? ...
7. Re: Streetview: Berlin Maerkisches Museum by KaiHofmann
the horse image and the knight image still doesn´t work... couldn´t open it......
8. Re: New research suggests Welsh Celtic roots lie in Spain and Portugal by Anonymous
Some "Black Irish" derive from the wrecked Spanish galleons of a part of Spanish Armada that attempted to return to Spain having sailed north around England's east coast and around Scotland, then bac...
9. Re: Boheh by kerrlaw
Does anyone know an estimated date of the cup and ring marks, and how the date was estimated?...
10. Re: Ballynahow Beg by kerrlaw
Does anyone know an estimated date of the cup and ring marks, and how the date was estimated?...
11. Re: Derrynablaha by kerrlaw
Does anyone know an estimated date of the cup and ring marks, and how the date was estimated?...
12. Re: Baltynanima by kerrlaw
Does anyone know an estimated date of the cup and ring marks, and how the date was estimated?...
13. Re: Ballinloughan by kerrlaw
Does anyone know an estimated date of the cup and ring marks, and how the date was estimated?...
14. Indian tribes join forces to save Arizona petroglyph site by bat400
The Hopi people call it Tutuveni (tu-TOO-veh-nee), meaning "newspaper rock," and from a distance this place is just a collection of sandstone boulders set on a deserted swath of rust-stained land, so...
15. Re: Mezdoun menhirs by TheCaptain
see here on streetview
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16. Re: Leygore Manor by Martin_L
Thanks for your excellent thorough description 4clydesdale7. ...
17. Re: Leygore Manor by 4clydesdale7
I walked through the small clump of trees two days ago - plenty of undergrowth but no 'suspicious mounds' - with the field not showing any signs of the Darvill Doppelganger it was the obvious place t...
18. Re: Twmbarlwm by Anonymous
there are many spellings of Twmbarlwm, but using this spelling
we have identified as follows from old welsh.
twyn bar llwm
hillock head bare
This hillock s bare,...
19. Re: Tinkinswood by Anonymous
You should advertise guided tours of the area, as you seem to know it so well. Bet quite a few people would be interested.
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20. Re: Streetview: Berlin Maerkisches Museum by KaiHofmann
the button should be red for photo button. 2 of the images (horse and knight) couldn´t be enlarged......
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20 most recent eGallery Comments Click here to see more. RSS Version of this feed
1. PAB: Very special place - beautifully captured. Deserves to do well in photo competition!...
2. Runemage: It's really helpful to see sites marked like this when it's not an area someone knows and it's not immediately obvious due to the sites' erosion. ...
3. AngieLake: Ha!ha!! I knew arks had something to do with farming! http://www.animalarks.co.uk/ ;-)...
4. frogcottage42: Ooh typo opens door to dodgy pun! (should have been _marks_!)...
5. theCaptain: Just hunted this down in my "library", ie found the relevant book in its box.
L'un a des fentes (naturelles) se croisant a angle droit, ce qui ressemble fort a un svastika. Celui-ci a...
6. AngieLake: It looks different from that angle, doesn't it? What does Captain think .. did you notice it on the day, Martyn?...
7. Martin_L: :) Just thought the same yesterday. Also wonder what it is. 99% sure it is no genuine prehistoric rock art. Possibly something from the last centuries. Always hard to decide from a photo. Also visibl...
8. AngieLake: Is that a carving halfway up?...
9. AngieLake: I'm sorry, but I can't help it.. have raiders of the lost arks been at work here? (ouch!)...
10. frogcottage42: Angie, I can well imagine the potential for such a tragedy the bales of Haylage we use here weigh around 3/4 ton and would kill you just by rolling against you.
With regard to the marks, we p...
11. pod: this is my favourite - it shows the natural arena most ancient sites seemed to be built in...
12. MICKS: It looks nice. It looks like the kind of place that oozes serenity, I would love to visit....
13. ycats95: Awesome inscription!...
14. crannog: or a telephone dial!!! Or something to measure grain, or the sun, or raindrops on a puddle... many many ways to interprite.....
15. crannog: dear spacetravellor... do you think rock art has to do with star charts.....? (maybe some world-wide, but I don't think all. This particular area I think may be more to do with excarnation....
16. Martin_L: Impressive site and greatly composed photos. ...
17. Andy B: Clear as mud :)
Seriously though, thanks for the photos...
18. 4clydesdale7: Again you will see that the near (mud/brown) horizon is very slightly convex and there is a slightly darker patch running just below it - it is a lot easier with the naked eye - the 'ridge' in this c...
19. 4clydesdale7: I am so pleased you can see it - just below the near (mud/brown) horizon (slightly convex) there is a two foot 'ridge' - there is a slight shadow - a lot easier of course with the naked eye...
20. Martin_L: Excellent photo (as always :) ). What a great scenery. ...
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