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Re: Local Stones
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"The site you [Kammer] mentioned was coastal based and relied upon the glacial theories as no human involvement had been found."

Do you mean the Medway sites? If you do, I can see the 'glacial' thing.

But when you say 'coastal', do you mean at the time they were built?

And surely the 'clifftop' speculation could apply to much of the coastland in many parts of Britain?

I'm not arguing by the way, just exploring (I come from the Medway towns originally).

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Moth


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Posted by Moth
24th June 2003ce
16:15

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