Neolithic and Bronze AgeIn a large sloping grassy field easily visible from the local round is a round barrow located on a smaller flat hill which is part of the barrow, making it a very rare "step barrow" known only in a handful of sites in Norway. The base is 40 metres in diameter and 2 metres in height and flattened with a mound of top, making the step appearance. The top part of the barrow is 12 metres in diameter and 1,5 metres in height. This detail is easier to see on LIDAR maps because of the vegetation which consists of large and small trees and scrub.
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MuseumsThis Renaissance building in Teglio (Sondrio province) is known for its frescoes and its stüe: typical rooms entirely covered with wood panels. Most importantly, the ground floor houses an extensive collection of Bronze Age Steles. The stones come from the Teglio area, most of them are in very good conditions, all are accompanied by illustrative material and there are several information panels.
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Roman, Greek and ClassicalA 2nd century CE Roman "healing water complex" in Antalya Province, Turkey with aqueducts, baths and cisterns. It was built over a natural spring rich in magnesium, iron, sulphur and phosphorus.
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Roman, Greek and ClassicalCarved stone in Tessin - the stone plate is the underlay of a grape press. In the courtyard of San Lorenzo church located in Via San Materno.
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Natural PlacesThis outcrop of rock, also known as the Giant’s Footprint, is beside the footpath from the A30 lay-by kissing gate to Boscawen Un, though you may not notice it there on your way to the circle. There is a small, presumably modern stone circle close by, photos of that are on our page. You would be more aware of it when walking back to your vehicle, turn left down a little path beneath the overhead electricity wires. It is marked on the OS Explorer map. The huge rock stands to the NW of Boscawen Un [the circle can be seen from its summit], and St Buryan church tower is about SSW in direction.
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Neolithic and Bronze AgeA very nice, neolithic long barrow of nearly 40 metres in length, situated on the island of Tåsinge. On the road 9 between Svendborg and Rudkøbing, turn west on Vornæsvej in Bregninge village. Follow this road for ca. 8 km, until its name has changed to Knasterhovvej.
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Neolithic and Bronze AgeA team of archaeologists believes that three impressively sized circular ditch structures from around 4500 BC, discovered by the team in what is now southeastern Austria, are evidence of some of the most impressive Stone Age settlements ever found in Europe. Researchers spent roughly six years using aerial archaeology and geomagnetic surveys in the municipality of Rechnitz (located near the border with Hungary) to discover the ring-shaped structures, which are virtually invisible to the naked eye. They found pits and post holes that, in conjunction with ceramic discoveries, help to illustrate the Neolithic settlements. Teams will further analyze material and soil samples to uncover more information on the origin of the agricultural land and its subsoil.
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Multi-periodSitting between the left bank of the Salaca River and a tributary gorge, near the historic Lībiešu homestead in Valmiera Municipality, Latvia, its irregular oval plateau is encircled by a defensive rampart up to five meters high and 70 meters long, separating it from the surrounding landscape.
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Neolithic and Bronze AgeThe largest prehistoric human-made mound in Europe, Silbury Hill is 39m (128ft) high, covers an area of 2.2 ha (5.5 acres) and is estimated to have taken 18 million working hours to construct.
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Date UncertainWhat looks to me like a henge with an entrance at the NNE and another half (finished) henge to the SE, After seeing this on the LiDAR I looked on Heritage Gateway and even though they'd recorded the place they mention everything but a henge!! Anyhow they write: (About the full possible henge) A circular enclosure, possibly Prehistoric, has been picked up on Lidar. It measures over 50m in diameter and could represent a large barrow, a round or even possibly a stone circle.
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Neolithic and Bronze AgeA freestanding dolmen chamber near Svendborg oriented NNE / SSW, with an opening in the south. Two orthostats (upright stones) on each long side. The one in the NW was split in ancient times, one part lying inside the chamber.
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Neolithic and Bronze AgeThis 2 metre tall stone has been moved and re-erected - it has a somewhat human shape. The makeshift sign next to it reads: 'Mother Goddess, 5,000 years old'. At the entrance to this estate and distillery are three more menhirs, see the entry for Menhirs de Kerdelec in the nearby sites list on our page.
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Multi-periodNoticed while walking around the southern slopes of Huntingdon Warren (Dartmoor) the settlement faces south with views to the Avon Dam and the junction of the West Walla Brook with the R. Avon to the SE.
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Neolithic and Bronze AgeA freestanding Runddysse (dolmen chamber), rectangular, not polygonal in shape. Oriented NNE / SSW, with opening an opening in the south. Two capstones on each long side. (The NW is split)
in older times, one part lying inside the chamber) and one
threshold stone in N.
Capstone partially tipped down in NW as a result of the broken orthostat.


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Date UncertainI had no idea about this stone circle before I went to seek help from a local farmer to find the nearby rock art site at Onsøy when she told me to follow this country road and where to find the stone circle! This one does not appear in any official website or articles. It is located in an open area in the forest and no large trees appear inside the circle.
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Neolithic and Bronze AgeOne of the most well-preserved of the quoits in Cornwall. A round capstone with a cupmark lies on top of the closed chamber. The mound is 15 metres in diameter and 0.6 metres high. The retaining wall seems to have disappeared except for possibly two stones standing erect on the north edge of the mound
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Multi-periodA hillfort on the Mittelberg hill in North Rhine-Westphalia, this chunky rock is close to the hillfort, it has cup marks and other signs of human working.
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Neolithic and Bronze AgeThis menhir is broken in two, each part about 1.8m (6 ft) long. Only one is standing, it has a bird carved on it, shown in full flight, superposed over a white quartz vein. A crook, also in cut-away engraving, bars its passage. The name means: pat of butter as you may know.
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Neolithic and Bronze AgeThis medium-sized but pretty round barrow is just next to the main country road 40km south of Oslo. Five large pine trees are growing on the barrow but otherwise the barrow is covered only with short grass, making the details of the barrow easy to see. The barrow is according to kulturminnesøk 18 metres in diameter and 1.5 metres in height and appears to have no damage.
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