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| Stukeley found the remains of a buried horse on top silbury. Iron aged bridles and odd pieces of metal. The thing is about names is that most of them are anglo-saxon and the original name that the neolithic constructors had for it is not known for sure. Local legend said that Silbury was raised while a possett of milk was seething. Core samples show that it was built in one go and not as previously thought over a period of years. Reply | with quote |  12th June 2003ce 16:59 In reply to: Re: Local stuff (TomBo) |
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