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Thanks to whoever sorts this but all the photo's on this sitepage (This sitepage doesn't have any photo's at all) are from the correct sitepage of - ...
2. Re: Priests Crown by David
Here are the H.E.R. entries for Priests Crown:- HER Number: 3624.1.0 Name: Priest's Crown (Possible Bronze Age Barrow) Grid Reference: None recorded ...
3. Re: Wiltshire Heritage Museum by Anonymous
£8 plus to get in now...
4. Archaeology Day, Mounds State Park, Sept 20, 2025 by bat400
Archaeology Day, Mounds State Park Saturday, September 20, 2025 10am to 3pm Come to the Nature Center and the Bronnenberg front lawn and meet folks from the DNR’s Division of Hist...
5. Earth and Fire Pottery, Taylor Center of Natural History by bat400
Join us in celebrating Indiana's Archaeology Month with a special two-day replica woodland pottery workshop led by expert pottery specialist Erik Vosteen. On the first day, participants will craft the...
6. Family Discover Day: Archaeology Indiana State Museum by bat400
Saturday, September 6, 2025 10am to 3pm Join Indiana Bones on an archaeological adventure as you discover stories from ancient civilizations, find hidden relics and piece together myste...
7. Re: Mesa Verde - Pithouses and Pueblos by stonetracker
Stepping back in time a bit, this is video commentary on how late Basketmaker pithouses were remodeled to incorporate new features: ...
8. Re: Mesa Verde - Pithouses and Pueblos by stonetracker
Video commentary on the next generation of masonry room blocks and proto-kivas: photos.app.goo.gl/PXmtYKiGDfBt9UPq7...
9. Re: Mesa Verde - Pithouses and Pueblos by stonetracker
Video describing the evolution of late Basketmaker pithouses to above-ground jacal roomblocks. The original square pithouses were retained but served less as dwellings and more as structures for food ...
10. Re: Glavendrup by Boeddel
Yes, because you posted it and one of the other Admins approved it. Let's wait and see what Andy B has to say about it. Whether several sites are needed or whether everything can remain...
11. Re: Glavendrup by ShamrockStone
True. But the Skibssætning and the round barrows are listed separately. Therefore, it is clearer if the coordinates of the rune stone change. That also applies to the name....
12. Re: Glavendrup by Boeddel
That would only be the rune stone. This site also includes the stone setting..... See the links to Kulturarv. And Glavendrupstenen is already included under Alternative Names. St...
13. Re: Glavendrup by ShamrockStone
The name should be: Glavendrupstenen Accurate position: 55.50967, 10.29301 Access: 4...
14. Re: Oldaport Promontory Fort by Bladup
This site is in the wrong place by 5.2km, I've re-added the site in the right place - http://www.megalithic.co.uk/article.p...
15. Re: Hendraburnick Quoit by dooclay
Source Cornwall HER: Dewey suggested that a large slab, surrounded by a bank and internal ditch, were the remains of a cromlech or long barrow 60ft by 30ft (b1). However, this identification is doubte...
16. Re: Catshole Quoit by dooclay
Source Cornwall HER: A cairn situated on the summit of a hill at 340m above OD where a small stack of outcrop and grounders is encompassed by pasture and former peat digging. Discovered by CF Wardale ...
17. Re: Vester Skjerninge Jættestue by ShamrockStone
Condition: 4 Ambience: 4 Access: 5 Accuracy: 5...
18. Re: Skovlund Langdysse by ShamrockStone
Condition: 2 Ambience: 3 Access: 3 Accuracy: 5 The Langdysse is located on private property, but when the owner (a friendly old gentleman) is working on the prope...
19. Re: St Brandon’s Church, Brancepeth by Antonine
Most of the medieval symbols, as found in other places, are thought to represent gender and/or job/trade, some symbols don’t correspond to this, so it’s all still debatable. ...
20. Re: Droughdool Mote on Google Maps by markj99
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2. Bladup: There looks to be another large enclosure at the bottom right of the image, It's north and south banks are visible in the ploughed field...
3. Bladup: Very much so, It's possibly to do with the mining remains within the circle, Strange that they'd put a perfect circle around it though, More what you'd put around a copse of trees....
4. stonetracker: Note that the pithouse was retained in this period but the above-ground room blocks mostly displaced the pithouse's former role as the main dwelling. See videos for more....
5. stonetracker: I had to look up that site, pretty interesting. No doubt its location on a military base has reduced the amount of vandalism I've seen at other more accessible sites. ...
6. stonetracker: Good one !...
7. TheCaptain: It does look rather too regular and perfectly circular...
8. erniebernie: All my photos of Mt. Gavrilos require an update. The present town of Perissa is located on the site of the Greek port-town of Eleusis which flourished between 400 and 200 BCE. The port is now under wa...
9. dooclay: This is the Tor and not the Tor Cairn...
10. Bladup: This photo is of this site - www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=56879...
11. Bladup: This photo is of this site - www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=56879...
12. SAS_JP: Circle looks like Horus eye observed by Egyptians at Danderah temple. (Horus =M31 = Andromeda galaxy). I have discovered a traversable wormhole M31-M32. See: ...
13. AngieLake: Ha!ha!! It's an 'L' of a name...! (Image just popped into my mind... wearing your tent as a cape?)...
14. Horatio: I like that, almost like a superhero's name...lol...
15. AngieLake: We shall have to call you the 'Lonesome Lingerer'! ;-)...
16. Horatio: Thanks both 8-) I prefer this one (pic) to my sunset photo I think. I just love that pink in the sky with the dark heavy cumulus clouds building in the distance. ...
17. Horatio: ah thanks, the actual sunset like the sunrise itself didn't amount to much, it was after the sun had gone below the horizon that it really lit up those clouds a bit like it was the following morning f...
18. Bladup: That's a lovely image...
19. bodhran: We've all heard someone say The Stones speak. Well, there's something to this observance. My wife and I have been with the Carnasserie Stones at least three, possibly four (memory being what it is at ...
20. AngieLake: Wow! Just 'Wow'.......
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