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So I’d been looking in the wrong place all along…...
2. Re: Tuilyies by Glaschu
Access is harder than it looks. Even though it's by the road, easily visible when driving, and at a place with layby parking, it's in a field with a barbed wire fence and no gate that I could see. By ...
3. Re: Breamore Miz-Maze by Andy B
Welcome Ray and thanks for the new photos. Amazing - front page!...
4. Re: Directions to Cuckoo Rock (Dartmoor) by markj99
Directions to Cuckoo Rock (Dartmoor): Park up at Norsworthy Bridge Car Park. Take the path heading SE from the Car Park. Stay on the path which bends to the E for c. 1 mile until the path becomes less...
5. Re: Maen Gwyn by PhilfromWaterbury
Is this the same stone as Maen Gwyn Menhir? www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=56880...
6. Re: Eskilstorpdösen by Anonymous
55.48239860208216N, 12.95968876054841E [Thanks for the correct coordinates. has been corrected. / Admin]...
7. Re: Breamore Miz-Maze by ray67052
Visited today and kept in good condition, beautiful for drone photography, I've submitted an aerial image ...
8. Novel lichen simulation and laser scan modelling to reveal lichen-covered carvings by Andy B
Novel lichen simulation and laser scan modelling to reveal lichen-covered carvings at Stonehenge Gavin Leong, Matthew Brolly, David J. Nash • 23% of surfaces at Stonehenge are lichen-c...
9. Bronze, beer and boats: Bringing Prehistoric archaeology to life at Stanwick Lakes by Andy B
Online Talk July 24th: This is Archaeology - Bronze, beer and boats: Bringing Prehistoric archaeology to life at Stanwick Lakes ...
10. Video The Big Bronze Age Boat Build at Stanwick Lakes by Andy B
Nadia Norman writes: The final video in our heritage project series - The Big Bronze Age Boat Build! It brought together craftspeople & volunteers to recreate three ancient logboats using tradit...
11. Re: Directions to Crousa Common by markj99
Directions to Crousa Common: Take the A3083 Lizard turn off the roundabout on the S edge of Helston. Follow the A3803 for 2. 2 miles to a roundabout. Take the first exit for the B3293 St Keverne. Stay...
12. Re: Gezbeli by davidmorgan
Even street view managed to catch it. I don't know what happened with my expeditions. I must have been too late in the day. ...
13. Re: Oppagne Menhirs by davidmorgan
You must have misread the page. It's "Country: Belgium Province: Luxembourg" at the top. Although I do see that it says "Standing Stones in Belgium in Luxembourg" even higher up. Yes, con...
14. Re: Oppagne Menhirs by Anonymous
Oppagne and Wéris are not situated in Luxembourg. These sites are in the Belgian province Luxemburg. By Luxembourg is meant the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. This is correct. Luxembourgish is an ancient...
15. Re: West Kennett Long Barrow by CoralJackz
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16. Re: Fairies Chest (Embsay Moor) by markj99
My walking route is viewable on Fairy's Chest (Embsay Moor)...
17. Re: Neanderthal survival story revealed in Jersey caves by Andy B
Letty Ingrey writes: This week we’re with UCL students working with Jersey Heritage to bring order to the fauna collected during the early years of excavation at La Cotte de St Brelade. ...
18. Re: Neanderthal survival story revealed in Jersey caves by Andy B
From ITV News, Mon 21 Jul 6pm: Hundreds of animal bones reveal how Neanderthals hunted and survived during the last Ice Age. The collection is being catalogued by a team from University College London...
19. Re: Fat Betty - Street View by PastMaster
So it does. I hadn't heard the name before. However the Yorkshire Society website also gives Margery Cross as an alternative name. Two Margeries a few hundred metres apart then! ...
20. Re: Pen Pumlumon-Arwystli by Anonymous
I love these pictures and the fact they were taken on the solstice. There seem to be many ancient sites in this area but I am particularly interested in this one. The first part of the name seems t...
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2. TheCaptain: Could this be the missing "stone 9", which disappeared in 1980? ...
3. TheCaptain: Thanks Lee. It really is a special place...
4. Andy B: Hello Willem, you are welcome....
5. mk16jheh: Thank you Andy B! I have used this information. www.hunebednieuwscafe.nl/2020/09/pehlitz/...
6. Horatio: Great photo of the best stone circle in Cornwall...
7. Redfish: I loved this place but preferred Knowth for authenticity ...
8. Andy B: Thanks for the up to date photo Dave, welcome. Those trees should never have been allowed to grow. I wish I'd reported them 28 years ago. (I can't believe it's that long ago.) Whether anything could h...
9. Andy B: Interesting - good find!...
10. Silbergrau: I walked the entire "wall". From the grave to the menhir. At no point does it have the characteristics of a wall. There are individual stones that mark the path from the grave to the menhir in ...
11. Andy B: Thanks to you Vanbear for sharing. You only need to upload one copy into the 'Art' category and it still shows on the Ring of Brodgar page as well - I've fixed that....
12. dave_kay93: I see the previous photos had been taken quite a few years ago, the trees have just grown!...
13. Marielizhall: Thank you :) it was a beautiful evening up there...
14. TheCaptain: Fabulous light...
15. CoppellaiaMatta: Thank you for the encouragement!!! Holding it, it certainly felt purpose-made. So, as from now, a glance at the top of the stones won't be enough, it's going to be full treatment: top and bottom!!!...
16. weldersdog-: Hello CoppellaiaMatta, It looks like a blade. If so, an important detail. Thank you for sharing !...
17. davidmorgan: I think that tourist group are Korean Christians doing the Seven Churches of Revelations tour....
18. Bladup: Cheers Angie...
19. AngieLake: Gorgeous colours! Mystic atmosphere......
20. AngieLake: I do like this one, Andy, and have just been through 10 pages of the Art files, and there are quite a lot I like, but I've chosen this one ...
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