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Great find! This has completely passed me by, despite being so close to home and old work! It is also known as Cheswick roman villa, sited by the new Lockleaze sports complex. I'll try and sort a few ...
2. Re: Arndilly by jeninem
This site is inaccessible, as the stone was apparently incorporated into the architecture of a private mansion home. You can see the huge house from the road, but there are signs preventing access. Th...
3. Re: Lyminge Anglo Saxon Feasting Hall by Anne T
More sources of information about this site have come to light thanks to Mark Gridley's Reconstructions: ...
4. Re: Lalapasa Dolmen by longhintim
The location on the map is inaccurate 41°50'36.1"N 26°44'14.6"E or 41.8433712982033, 26.737387199697153 is what I got from googlemaps...
5. Re: Kircesme Multiple Stone Rows by longhintim
I failed to find anything megalithic at the coordinates provided. A few isolated blocks, which could be natural, and some might even be bedrock...
6. Re: Maen Hir Farm 1 by Bladup
This site and Coynant Maenhir - www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=24871 are the same stone, There's nothing at the m...
7. Re: Qubbet el-Hawa by Anne T
In addition to the update of March 2026 (above), the following article has also appeared in ...
8. Re: Caral by Anne T
Aljazeera News tells us: "Peru reopens 3,800-year-old Penico archaeological...
9. Re: Ness of Brodgar by Anne T
Time Team GPR survey reveals surprise feature; four-week dig planned July 2026 Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) survey by Time Team at the Ness of Brodgar has produced surprising initial ...
10. Re: Mané Bras by Anonymous
I visited this site in the 1980s to draw it. It was an easy walk through the woods and the passage grave itself was out in the open and could be read at a glance. It was clear ground apart from a few ...
11. Re: Stonehenge by Anne T
A bit 'old news' now, but for completeness of the debate, a further article on this topic: Phys Org, "Huma...
12. Re: Taplow Hillfort by Anne T
The Beacons of the Past project (2018-2023), funded by the National HLF, flew the UK's largest bespoke a...
13. Re: Craigmyle by Anonymous
I learned so much today. Fantastic stone!...
14. Re: Craigmyle by Anonymous
Better than the Canadian Craigmyle...
15. Re: Craigmyle by Anonymous
wowzers...
16. Re: Craigmyle by Anonymous
incredible landmark of national significance ...
17. Re: Key new sites from Eastern Serbia and Hungary by Anne T
Thanks for the mention, Andy, no thanks necessary. Oh I wish I had been in the Balkans in person, rather than sitting typing at my keyboard in Carlisle! Still, it's nice to travel the world virtuall...
18. Re: Cholesbury Camp by Anne T
In updating the information on this site page, this webpage has come to light, dated 9th November 2023: Chiltern...
19. Re: Val Sterla by Andy B
Some additional research on this site: The carvings on this alp almost certainly represent two separate episodes, centuries apart, on the same stones. Cup marks, the small hemispherical...
20. Key new sites from Eastern Serbia and Hungary by Andy B
New from Eastern Serbia and Hungary: Bronze Age Smelters, a Celtic Hoard and Two Museums and lots more Anne T has been busy in the Balkans recently, adding a cluster of new site pages a...
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2. Andy B: Thanks Paul, well remembered, I've added Anne's extra text to yours and will delete once you've both seen so Anne doesn't think the Portal is 'eating' things. No need to apologise Anne (I know you!)...
3. Andy B: Hello longhintim (Tim?) - welcome, thanks for all the lovely photos, I'm putting some on our front page. Do you have any close ups of this one or could you crop this photo a bit and resend it. This on...
4. Bladup: Fantastic, When you flick though your drawing pad is it like you're walking around the site in an old cartoon type of way? ...
5. Bladup: Thanks Martyn...
6. Bladup: I added this fantastic artwork 5 years ago - www.megalithic.co.uk/modules.php?...
7. cazzyjane: Thank you Bladup! I felt it was right to include him! ...
8. Horatio: Cheers Paul ...
9. TheCaptain: Thanks Paul, now moved...
10. Bladup: Cheers Jimstone, Glad you like it, Stones arguing, Ha ha, Well they have stood next to each other for a few thousand years and that would be long enough to test anyone's patience!!...
11. Bladup: Fantastic, You really capture the essence of the sites you draw...
12. Bladup: I love it...
13. Bladup: That's really lovely (As usual) and i see Brân has made an appearance from their nearby hill...
14. w650marion: Smashing photo! I do like this site. Must visit again while it is dry because last time it was "splash splash splash" 😀...
15. w650marion: The Aerial view shows three interestingly placed large stones. 😀 I see this cairn still has a bronze-brown colouration that I have not noticed in other cairns....
16. Davethedude: Love the sketch. Ace way to remember the visit. ...
17. Andy B: Thanks Anne, what an interesting artwork, and his expression! It looks like he's been up to no good with those tools. I think this deserves a caption competition!...
18. jimstone: Heavy! I love this. These stones show motion as well as individual personality. I am trying to figure if these guys are dancing or trying to fly. I think dancing, I see rotation. Good work! Clearly i...
19. cazzyjane: Thank you very much 😊 ...
20. Horatio: beautiful, nice one Jane love it...
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