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J''''ai été plusieurs fois dans ce Dolmen de Lamalou. Je remarque immédiatement la forme d''''un ventre de femme enceinte par sa rondeur. Puis le canal de la naissance bien présent et démarqué ...
2. Re: Sutton Hoo Byzantine Bucket Mystery Suolved by Runemage
In what looks like a collaboration between the National Trust and Time Team, some very interesting discoveries have come to light. The Daily Mail now have a section on the National Tr...
3. Re: Nipawin Medicine Wheel Reconciliation Park by Andy B
TheDruid-3X3 writes: Nipawin Reconciliation Park in Nipawin Saskatchewan was built in 2021 to mark the Reconciliation between the Aboriginal Peoples of Canada and the rest of the Society that has come...
4. Re: Yr Allor by CoralJackz
In this video we cover the known history and archaeology of Yr Allor and Meini Gwyr ...
5. Re: Directions to Cairn Buy by markj99
At the top of the A75 Glenluce Bypass take the A747 Port William road. After 3.5 miles pass through Auchenmalg to the Cock Inn. Continue along the coast for 1.6 miles to a lay-by at NX 2595 5114 on a ...
6. Re: Directions to Green House Bridge Cairn by markj99
At the top of the A75 Glenluce Bypass take the A747 Port William road. After 3.5 miles pass through Auchenmalg to the Cock Inn. Continue along the coast for 1.6 miles to a lay-by at NX 2595 5114 on a ...
7. Re: Cleves Top (High Bradley) by rocket
I think this site is in the wrong place on the map. High Bradley itself at least is at 53.94059214065268, -1.9962238759777722...
8. Re: Gors Fawr by CoralJackz
In this video we cover the history, archaeology and legends of Gors Fawr, as well as the nearby Beddarthur. ...
9. Re: Hoyle's Mouth Cave by CoralJackz
In this video, we explore Hoyle's Mouth Cave, as well as Longberry Bank Cave and cover their history, archaeology and legends. We also head to the neolithic cromlech at Manorbier Beach named The King'...
10. Re: Dyffryn Ardudwy by CoralJackz
In this video, we cover the history and archaeology of the site - ...
11. Re: Tinkinswood by CoralJackz
In this video we explore the history, archaeology and legends of Tinkinswood - ...
12. Re: Mynydd Dinas Rocking Stone by theSongofFfraed
A short video with close looks at this stone. thesongofffraed.substack.com/p/squeeze Ellis...
13. Re: St Tudclud's Well (Penmachno) by Anonymous
The spring is also under the cellar of the Eagle Bunkhouse, which is just over the road from the church. I used to be the manager in the bunkhouse, and one of my regular duties was to pump out all the...
14. Re: St Anthony''s Well (Cinderford) by Anonymous
Visited with my wild swimming friends. We loved it. What a magical place. Loved the drive there too, very picturesque 😍...
15. Re: Archaeological Museum and site of Jublains Fortress by Boeddel
The "minus" at 0.49756 E was missing. I have corrected it and now the position should be correct. ...
16. Re: Archaeological Museum and site of Jublains Fortress by w650marion
This appears incorrectly on the map! Sorry, I must have entered an incorrect location for this site, it is actually next to here - "periodSite Name: Camp Romain de Jublains Country: France ...
17. Re: Grotte de la Dérouine by w650marion
There are 22 caves in the Erve valley, only 2 are open with guided tours, Margot and Rochefort. Sadly, Grotte de la Dérouine is not currently open and there is no information. ...
18. Re: Géoportail: Camp Romain de Jublains by w650marion
Condition 4 Ambience 5 Access 5 The Roman town of Jublains covers quite a large area, with the grid like network of Roman streets now marked out in yellow sandy paths - these were determined by a...
19. Re: Bluff Great House by stonetracker
Video describing the excavated room block inside the shelter, plus some artifacts: photos.app.goo.gl/qc1ZpnNu4ifYCL...
20. Re: Bluff Great House by stonetracker
The great kiva is now mostly buried in a shallow circular pit as explained in the video: photos.app.goo.gl/5p4rDMBv...
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2. markj99: Thanks for your comments. I appreciate the points you are making. There maybe a natural explanation for this rock structure but I still believe the small balancing boulder could have been placed by ma...
3. peulven: Well, apparently the loical municipality has decided to enlarge the side parking of the road, (where the war memorial is standing), and hopefully they will not pull the stone down......
4. peulven: Mostly wellcome Andy ! Thanks for your comments !...
5. peulven: Thanks, for your comment Captain : my only merit is to live in a region "invaded" by spectacular rocks ! (Brittany !)...
6. theSongofFfraed: Sorry, I should have read what you've written before commenting. Your heart beat suggestion could easily be correct. The historical group say the celebrations were for Lammas - a relic of 'Celtic' tim...
7. DerwyddBorealis: Fabulous Picture, colours are amazing!...
8. Bladup: Love it...
9. w650marion: Wonderful!...
10. drolaf: totally bonkers photo! love it. am so glad i managed to go coastal sailing before the windmills went up ...
11. peulven: Beautiful ! in our Breton language, it would be called "Karreg Gwenn" (Not surprised, I hope ?). Cheers...
12. whicham: What an interesting find. What rough size are the stones - and any signs of them having been in a different position - packing stones, etc? Are there any other known stones in vicinity? It seems unl...
13. whicham: Looked at all your photos, and it’s tricky. I think the shape at base of middle photo could be natural, as I’ve seen a similar but different shape that definitely wasn’t man-made, before. But le...
14. paulcall: Although not mentioned by the guide at my recent visit last week, there are a lot of carvings that can be interpreted as phallic at both here and at nearby Karahan Tepe. There is a whole ‘room’ at...
15. paulcall: I visited last week, and the place is now roofed over with a walkway around it. It is about as busy as Stonehenge, but it is still an awesome-inspiring place, which has been on my bucket list for seve...
16. paulcall: There is a small headless human which can be seen at the bottom right of the stone. It is thought that the round object in the top which is surrounded by vultures may be its head, and therefore eviden...
17. paulcall: Agree with Jan - there is a similar statue more recently unearthed at nearby Karahan Tepe, and it is a male figure holding his penis. So possibly associated with fertility rites....
18. paulcall: Current theory is that they are pelicans, or purple swamphens. The landscape in the fertile crescent was wet at the time GT was built. Neither of these species are extinct! Saw both last week in Turke...
19. ocdnimrod1614: Great image....
20. dooclay: The Menhir has an entry on the Modern Antiquarian website 'This one stands beside the road leading from Tregrenna to Tregune. It is about 5 ft high and has three sides. There are no signs of i...
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