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Article on history of Ebbor Gorge
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Trefael Portal tomb - 2010 Excavation
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Final Dig Diary for St.Lythans
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Icknield Way - Track or Fiction
Sue Carter questioning the prehistoric beginnings of this old track way, as she says we will never know one way or the other....
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Project of the removal of a burnt mound at risk and reconstruction of the same mound at the Heritage Centre.
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Great animation of four important sites.
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New website for the campaign group;
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Public still denied access to Vixen Tor.
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The Landscape and Perception Project on the source of the 'bluestones' on the Presceli range.
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Remains of a stone row, situated within open moorland on a level terrace below Cerrig Lladron. The three stones are aligned from NNE to SSW, the row measuring 17m in length overall. The row is aligned with the large round cairn on the summit of Cerrig Lladron (PE298), which is about 200m to the SSW. The largest stone measures 2.5m in height, 1.9m in length and 1m in width. Its nearest neighbour, that to the NNE, measures 0.4m in height, while the stone situated to the SSW measures 0.7m in height. A further upright stone is situated immediately to the NE of the largest. It measures 0.6m in height and may have been displaced from the row.
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Discover the Orkney Dream.
A surprisingly good article from Countryfile on the Orkneys...
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An Taisce is The National Trust of Ireland, a map outlining the proposed port shows the importance of this threatened landscape, and how the development will destroy both archaeological sites and a fragile habitat.
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Proposed Slane Bypass will skim the Edge of Brú na Bóinne!
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Damage at Midmill, Aberdeenshire
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Fascinating account of its restoration.
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Likes, so many things; history, prehistory, Wales, wild flowers, landscape, Saxon poetry, Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, John Ruskin, William Morris
Pembrokeshire has been a place I return to for my spirits to be replenished since way back in time. It's where I find prehistory, not so Avebury anymore, a place of dissent.
Favourite site; has to be Stoney Littleton, the little river with its water plants gently streaming away, the barrow itself is a place to sit and dream in the summertime.
Partner; Littlestone who lives in the megaless desert of Essex, and who always corrects other people's writing.....
http://northstoke.blogspot.com/
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