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Lost Secrets - an adventure during Neolithic times

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Re: The Welsh origins of Stonehenge - Excavation Update by Andy B on Monday, 07 May 2018

Note that Coflein say: Grid Reference SN08393403
http://www.coflein.gov.uk/en/site/300423/details/waun-mawn-standing-stonepossible-stone-circle

Site Description An erect monolith, 1.6m high, closeby are three prostrate stones.
There are no other large stones in the locality and it is suggested that those described formed part of a stone circle, with a diameter of c.100m. Unconfirmed.

(source Os495card; SN03SE8)
RCAHMW AP965079/68
J.Wiles 28.10.03

so this has been suspected for a while - on the Stonehenge connection - time will tell...

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