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Maeshowe

Chambered Tomb
Maeshowe (Chambered Tomb) by GLADMAN Showing one of the enigmatic 'Standing Stones of Stenness-shaped' corner stones, a recess... and the - quite frankly - exceptional quality of Neolithic masonry.
GLADMAN Image Credit: Robert Gladstone
Posted by GLADMAN
10th February 2016ce
Edited 10th February 2016ce
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Comments (3)
Really lovely stone walling. juamei Posted by juamei
10th February 2016ce
Can't argue with that. Thought it might be worth re-scanning this and putting it on. GLADMAN Posted by GLADMAN
10th February 2016ce
The stone is fascinating too. I've often (at about 3am on solstice normally) thought the stones in the back chamber at west Kennet were like a stone circle. juamei Posted by juamei
11th February 2016ce
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