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Now jarrowhall.com - I wish they would make their minds up! We'll have to do a rename on this to Jarrow Hall Anglo-Saxon Farm, Village and Bed...
2. Re: Barnenez Cairn by stonetracker
Quarrying damaged but conveniently exposed the construction details of four of the chambers in the secondary cairn. It turns out there are significant differences between them, described in the videos...
3. Re: The Hellenistic-Roman Theatre by TAlanJones
Hi, the Latitude ref is wrong it should be 34.761066N ...
4. Re: Bensheim Menhir by robinwiley
I visited Bensheim menhir today. The best way to locate it using GPS is to aim for he following address: Röderweg 19, 64625 Bensheim The menhir is just across the street from that addre...
5. Re: Hindwell Cursus by Mishimoto76
The terminal points should be 52°14'3.60"N 3° 7'41.74"W and 52°14'59.67"N 3° 4'14.24"W This is around 474M. I geolocated the aerial p...
6. Re: Emsland Archäologie Museum by Hunengrab77
www.archaeologie-emsland.de/ ...
7. Re: Barnenez Cairn by stonetracker
Continuing past the end of the secondary cairn, the damage due to quarrying of stones from the rear of the chambers paradoxically reveals many details that we otherwise could not see: ...
8. Re: Barnenez Cairn by stonetracker
More comparison of aspects of the primary vs. Secondary cairn: photos.app.goo.gl/E7vfj8iajTAQBaxB7...
9. Re: Barnenez Cairn by stonetracker
A (long) video introduction to the Cairn de Barnenez describing the relationship between the primary and secondary cairn and overall layout: ...
10. Re: Dale Fort by TheCaptain
Streetview of the entrance gate to the coastpath from the road at Dale Fort. Ramparts clearly visible. ...
11. Re: Ebbw Vale Gorsedd circle Street View by Anonymous
Link to the Peoples collection Wales archive of the Eistedfodd. www.peoplescollection.wales/collections/...
12. Re: Wolf Plains Group by Anne T
Of the original 22 mounds and 9 circular enclosures, only 6 surviving burial mounds and a number of circular henge features remain - all largely within residential estates, and so vulnerable to develo...
13. Re: Ahuahu (Great Mercury Island) by HistoryHikerWales
Wow. What a fascinating site. ...
14. Re: Carreg y Milwr Stone Ring by HistoryHikerWales
Very proud of this one. My first of the unrecorded sites I spotted up there! Thanks Andy! ...
15. Re: Talley Abbey by HistoryHikerWales
Would it be suitable/possible to add some of this blurb to the main page text, Andy? If you think it's relevant to the site?...
16. Re: Soldier's Grave (Carreg y Milwr) by Andy B
Hello, you said Soldier's Grave is a local name so that's fine and Carreg Y Milwr is an acceptable translation I think so fine to stay - we have the official name listed as well. ...
17. Re: Carreg y Bwci: barrow, watchtower, probably both? by HistoryHikerWales
Wonderfully compiled Andy. You really did the site justice. Bravo! It's been a pleasure to play a tiny part in this journey. Thanks again for all your passion and hard work! My hat goes off to you....
18. Carreg y Bwci: barrow, watchtower, probably both? by Andy B
Carreg y Bwci is one of those sites where the more you read, the less certain anyone seems to be. The name means the Goblin Stone (bwci is a bogey or hobgoblin), and the thing itself is a low ring of ...
19. Re: Talley Abbey by HistoryHikerWales
Further on from the Talley site... "The name of the Abbey and village – Talyllychau – both derive from the lakes – the ‘Head of the lakes’. Evidence from fossil pollen in Talley Lakes ...
20. Re: Soldier's Grave (Carreg y Milwr) by HistoryHikerWales
Now we know the correct site for this actual name Andy, (the earthworks below) could we rename it perhaps? Maybe "Southern most cairn and monument of the Esgair Fraith cairns"? (You can probably come ...
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2. nigec: I have this in my office :) Thank you @cazzyjane and James K. x...
3. Andy B: Thanks very much Anne, I'm tempted to think this one needs a caption competition as the lady in the middle seems dying to say something......
4. Andy B: Wonderful, thank you so much for getting permission to post these images Anne! ...
5. Bladup: I now know this isn't the listed hut (because i've now found the listed hut - see my other photo's), I'm now not sure this image shows anything prehistoric or man made at all, Although in this photo i...
6. Bladup: I now know this isn't the listed hut (because i've now found the listed hut - see my other photo's), I'm now not sure this image shows anything prehistoric or man made at all, When at the site it does...
7. Robin061270: Majestic Anglo Saxon church in Northants,Circa 680AD,Had many visits there,4th Oldest church in England,Oldest being St Martins in Canterbury,Both Beautiful,Brixworth has a ring cript too....
8. Robin061270: Fantastic picture of The Uffington white Horse,Visited in 1997,We also saw the burial barrow below the hill,Fantastic History....
9. Lemmy: Exactly, you can see it very well on OSM (edit mode)...
10. PERKYPUFFIN: If anyone can think of why this groove was made in this stone then please let me know. At first I thought it was unfinished cut to break off one third of stone. This cannot be so as the groove does n...
11. HistoryHikerWales: WOW! What a glorious snap. ...
12. HistoryHikerWales: Looks like a giant toadstool! :)...
13. HistoryHikerWales: Lovely illustration. Bravo. ...
14. GlavindStrachan: Thanks - It was the wettest day but Alan was so engaging and interesting that I think we all forgot how soaked we were 😍...
15. BeddYBrodau: Truly incredible. Maen Llia is honestly breathtaking. And the fact it is surrounded by some of the most beautiful waterfalls in the country makes it all the more amazing. Hyfryd hyfryd iawn....
16. TheCaptain: So presumably that is a section through the rampart...
17. ciatology: Assieme al dolmen del monte Freddone (alpi Apuane) è la struttura megalitica con l'ambiente più sorprendente che abbia mai visto.. Vi son stato 2 volte ma prima o poi tornerò in quel posto magico.. ...
18. Bladup: Bedd Morris must be high on the list but for some reason it doesn't give it's position, Maybe that's because it's had photo's recently added, It's exactly the same for Devil's Quoit (Stackpole) Standi...
19. Anne T: This image was originally uploaded to the Barsu Petroglyphs page. Both Kevin Standage's Travel Blog and Gems of Indiology website identify these motifs as being at Rundhe Tali, so I've moved it over....
20. TheCaptain: Hmm. Lech Idris is no. 5...
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