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How To: Report Dumped Rubbish or Damage to a Heritage Site
An article I wrote which details how to report damage or litter at prehistoric sites that you may find as you work your way through the sites on TMA. In short:
1. Take lots of photos.
2. Take 5 minutes to briefly write down the following:
- date
- site name
- site location (an OS ref will do)
- type of crime
- extent of crime
3. Ring the police on 999 if its happening right now and on 101 if its already happened. You do not have to give your name.
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Welcome to the Arbor Low Environs Project website. This is a new project which will be exploring the landscape surrounding the henge of Arbor Low in the Peak District. The project is a collaboration between archaeologists, students, volunteers and farmers.
The project has a number of questions which it seeks to address, including how has this landscape been experienced through time? For some it seems that a monument such as Arbor Low exists in isolation, built by unknown hands at some unknown point in time in the past, for some as yet unknown reason. This project will be bringing together the various strands of what we do know and trying to develop a new, broader understanding of not only the monument but the landscape around it.
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Unfortunately the 2012 digging season is over but they are planning 5 years of work.
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Lovely blog post about Lugbury.
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A great site predominantly about the Dolmens of the Lot department and some of Tarn & Garonne department.
There is an article from the french Archéologia about the Lot dolmens with an english translation at the bottom. Plus several pages of pictures the author has visited and also cupules (cups) and standing stones in the region.
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The website of the visitors centre at the caves. Look through this to get an idea of the magnificence of the paintings.
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BBC news story about some Cresswell Crags style rock art found at aveline's hole.
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One page site by someone who is conducting some of the research on the remains found.
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A kinda letters page including a description of rows & carved stones in the Winter Hill area.
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Page with aerial photo of the site and limited information.
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The valley is also a National Nature Reserve; this is the English Nature webpage for it!
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"The Croydon Natural History and Scientific Society has received part of a Bronze Age socketed axe said to have been found, with the aid of a metal detector, in 1986 somewhere on the top of Croham Hurst."
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Transport details, opening times, prices and dubious history.
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A good synopsis of the history of the stone together with recent events.
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Rumours I found one folklore piece to complete my rainbow are true
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