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Iron Age Britain, Barry Cunliffe

Iron Age Britain, Barry Cunliffe

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Re: More about periglacial stripes by mountainman on Wednesday, 11 September 2013

Hi Andy -- thanks for the mentions there. I have also put other posts onto my blog, for example this one:
http://brian-mountainman.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/williams-on-rills-and-grooves.html

If anybody wants to check out this "periglacial stripes" business, you can also put that term into the search box on the blog site -- or else put in "solutional rills" to bring you to several other entries.

I'm increasingly convinced that these so-called "periglacial stripes" which appear not to be either periglacial or stripes have no significance whatsoever in the context of Stonehenge. I don't even think that the alignment on the summer solstice is unique -- as I have said elsewhere, if we could just have a full map of the sub-soil micro-morphology of the Stonehenge area, we would almost certainly find rills pointing in all the directions of the compass, including the one that MPP gets so excited about.

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