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nix wrote: http://www.pasthorizonspr.com/[...]-the-centre-of-ancient-britain Older but interesting piece on the massive, and as yet under appreciated impact of the Ness of Brodgar discoveries. Especially the nation that this turns Britain upside down in terms of civilisation I just love the idea that somehow prehistory had its centre in the far north and not down in the soft south. It rationalises Stonehenge and Avebury as secondary and one wonders over the next few decades if tourism will reach so far in its ever questing vendetta to track down 'things to see'..... Reply | with quote |  14th January 2014ce 08:46 In reply to: Why Orkney is the centre of ancient-Britain (nix) |
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