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Rupert Soskin wrote: all indisbutably so. I am actually very much in favour of the idea that skilled workmen travelled great distances. It could certainly explain how tiny islands like Orkney came to have the third largest henge in Britain. Orkney has the earliest date for grooved ware and Stenness is the earliest classic henge ,not bad for such a remote outpost . Reply | with quote |  12th February 2008ce 17:21 In reply to: Re: Don't mess with my duck tail . (Rupert Soskin) |
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