Out now: Northern Earth #185 (Autumn 2026)

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• In Sandemanian country" Mark Valentine finds an appealing sect in the folds of the north-west Pennines


• Fairy doors: twee, whimsical or folk ephemera? Karen F. Pierce peers behind a recent arboreal phenomenon


• The story of the Hemlock Stone: Frank E. Earp suggests William Stukeley has been misinterpreted


• Discovering Aspull Ring Ditch: Patrick Maloney reports on interesting findings in Wigan


• Miller’s Grave and the grammar of place: John Billingsley discusses whether this Calderdale site might be a ‘grounder cairn’


• Disturbing rites at the Coste Rouge dolmen: John E. Palmer debunks claims of strange monastic behaviour


• The not so deadly doll of Combe? Rosemary Pardoe takes a positive view of an odd 1950s find in Oxfordshire


• Artist in focus: Nick Harling – A new series showcasing the work of artists inspired by landscape and lore


• The NE interview: Neil Mortimer – We speak to the former editor of 3rd Stone


• Where is the Thames? Andrew Chapman sees troubled waters