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I have found the description of this court tomb in the pdf document referenced in the Heritage Data entry. It reads: "50. Carrowleagh. O.S. 31: 4: 4 (71-8 cm., 47-0 cm.). Not marked. O.D. ...
2. Re: Siti megalitici di Croppola e Castelluccio by CoppellaiaMatta
Yes, at the church. The path is a few meters ...... before (🙈🙄) the sign. It's the one marked with white and red arrows on a pole, just about visible on Google maps; it's still well kept, the directio...
3. Re: Kaastrup Langdysse by ShamrockStone
Accurate position: 55.67858, 11.12472, accuracy: 5...
4. Re: Carrowleagh Court Tomb by Anne T
I have been unable to find any images or photographs of this court tomb - can anyone help? In the meantime, some images are posted on ...
5. Re: Llanllawer Holy Well by Anne T
This well is recorded in Dyfed Archaeology Trust's report "Medieval and Early Post Medieval Holy Wells: A Threat Related Assessment 2011", prepared for CADW. Their entry, on page 38, ...
6. Re: Siti megalitici di Croppola e Castelluccio by Martin_L
Streetview showing the sign by the street maps.app.goo.gl/LXg6hG7o2P7msh758...
7. Re: Siivertsi Mesolithic Fishing Site by Anne T
For some general information about the area, in particular the area around Narva, see Grokipedia, "Neighbourhoods of Narva", and ...
8. Re: Ffynnon Wnda by Anne T
In 2011, the Dyfed Archaeological Trust carried out a survey for CADW, called "Medieval and early post-medieval holy wells: A threat based assessment". There is an entry for this well on page 76, whi...
9. Re: Kvennavika Rock Carvings by Andy B
Thanks Martin!...
10. Re: Kvennavika Rock Carvings by Martin_L
Visit report July 2026: The carvings are all well-preserved. Recent re-documentation even revealed the carving of fish Nr. 13 (also a pleuronectiform). However the carvings are very hard to ...
11. Re: Devils Arrows by drolaf
Researchers at the University of York and Curtin University in Australia used Isotopic "fingerprinting" to match the stones to Brimham Rocks, 11 miles west, not Plumpton as previously thought. Brimham...
12. Re: St Dogmael's Abbey and Visitor Centre by Anne T
Good morning, Andy. Photos now added. I was wondering about splitting the Visitor Centre and the Abbey itself into separate site pages? Do you have any preference for this? Thanks. ...
13. Re: Tar Barrow by MadMedico
This is an underappreciated round barrow, well worth a visit. From Spital Gate (at the NE entrance of the Abbey Grounds Park), cross the road and follow the right hand footpath in the ash plantation. ...
14. Re: Mullerup Lange Peders Begravelse by ShamrockStone
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15. Re: Reersø Runddysse 1 by ShamrockStone
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16. Re: Street View: Dalby Tjørnehøj Jættestue by ShamrockStone
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17. Re: Vinde-Helsinge Runddysse by ShamrockStone
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18. Re: Lingsberg Runestones by Anonymous
The Lindberg Säteri owners who now have U241/U242 on their front lawn do not allow access to view these stones. Extremely frustrating considering the cultural importance of these stones, but just a wa...
19. Re: St Dogmael's Abbey and Visitor Centre by Andy B
Ok I’ll wait for the front page, no rush, thanks for the St Dogmaels one....
20. Re: St Dogmael's Church by Andy B
More on the inscription at: ogham.celt.dias.ie/W-PEM-001...
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2. Andy B: Thanks for the correction and new photo, appreciated....
3. Anne T: Nothing remains of the fishing spot detailed in the main site page, which now lies some way from the river. This is the Narva River today. ...
4. Klingon: With reference to the comment on this image 131172, this is an anniversary stone and not the original one....
5. Klingon: With reference to the comment on this image 131172, this is an anniversary stone and not the original one....
6. Klingon: With reference to the comment on this image 131172, this is an anniversary stone and not the original one....
7. Klingon: With reference to the comment on this image 131172, this is an anniversary stone and not the original one....
8. HamGarn: This is not the Conlig Standing stone, it's a modern stone erected to celebrate the centenary of Clandeboye Golf club. The ancient standing stone stands between the 17th tee and 16th green....
9. CyberHermit: Thank you. Sorry for the previous mistakes. ...
10. Andy B: Hello, some 'smart' phones report their location as the location of the nearest phone mast and embed this in the photo. I assume that was the case here. We try to filter these out via the published pr...
11. Andy B: All renamed now, thanks for the help. I'll keep this one named as is so it connects to the page about the gate post but have added details in the caption....
12. GEdge: Thank you. I am delighted you chose the photo...
13. Klingon: The coordinates of the Admin Note are located in the middle of a residential building....
14. Bladup: I hope you had a nice time, I love Pembrokeshire myself (If i wasn't in Cornwall, I would live there) In my opinion all the other photo's on the sitepage are of the small Carn Ferched outcrop, My phot...
15. TheCaptain: I'm just back from a week in Pembrokeshire, and checking places I visited, this cairn being one of them. For this cairn I was expecting to see stones, but i found none. Had I got the wrong place? I c...
16. w650marion: I agree, we also love to visit old churches, and leave a small offering to the spirits there. It's like the pleasures of visiting stones, burial cairns and tombs. I was reading about walking pilgrimag...
17. Anne T: Hi Paul, many thanks for the comment. To a very large extent, I do agree with you. It was so very frustrating travelling all that way and not being able to get in, especially as it was the third chu...
18. Bladup: Looking at this photo all these years later i believe this is in fact a photo of the smaller (than the henge/massive disc barrow) ring ditch which was found just to the NW of the henge/massive disc ba...
19. Bladup: Looking at this photo all these years later i believe this is in fact a photo of the smaller (than the henge/massive disc barrow) ring ditch which was found just to the NW of the henge/massive disc ba...
20. Bladup: Looking at this photo all these years later i believe this is in fact a photo of the smaller (than the henge/massive disc barrow) ring ditch which was found just to the NW of the henge/massive disc ba...
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