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Sanctuary wrote: tiompan wrote: Sanctuary wrote: Moth wrote: Here's another without the added Goffik ;^) http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/post/24238/bosckawenun.html love Moth I don't suppose its too unreasonable to believe that children could have built tiny cirles as a way of copying their peers. Our kids today play with dolls houses, construction toys, building bricks etc so why not!! Is this the grown up version ? ww.geograph.org.uk/photo/1088825 Yes I can see the great technical skills employed and copied from our Neolithic ancestors there alright. Makes you proud to have descended from them doesn't it :-) I should have mentioned that the pic of the trig point is at the top of the hill above the "stone circle " . Reply | with quote |  25th October 2011ce 11:19 In reply to: Re: The world's smallest stone circle...? (Sanctuary) |
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