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Some nice photos of the stones

360 Degree panorama taken from between the two circles (uses java applet which may cause a warning message in Internet Explorer)

Pictures and text from Places of Pilgrimage web site for Tumulus de Bougon

Pictures and practical information of Musée des Tumulus de Bougon from linternaute (English translation via Google)

Presentaion from the award winning archectural practice of StudioMilou. (English version)

The offical website for the Musée des Tumulus de Bougon (English translation via Google)

Description and photos of site on Wikipedia

I’ve tried to consolidate information about Verbeia, the Romano-Celtic goddess from Ilkley, here. It includes recent research that seems to provide a historical link between the Lingones troops who created the Verbeia altar, the Swastika Stone, and the Camunian Roses in northern Italy. (As Ken suggests above – I’m 4 years late on this one!) Please suggest any other good info on the knol...

Text in norwegian.

Text in Norwegian. Historical pictures.

English linked translation of the Monuments de France page for Tumulus du Montioux

Site with more pictures of Tumulus du Montioux

Note:
Web site also includes pictures and info on other local sites including Tumuli de Bougon and Boxie

360 degree panorama from the centre of the circle.

photo of Neolithic art in Sigurd’s article

The earliest drawing we have of Stonehenge is from 1340, and many famous artists have drawn and painted this landscape. Archaeologists have also meticulously drawn the sites here. This article is about 6 artists who were ‘in residence’ during the Stonehenge Riverside project, and how they responded to the archaeological discoveries and recording methods.

Unfortunately no pictures.

Text in norwegian, with pictures.

The website of the visitors centre at the caves. Look through this to get an idea of the magnificence of the paintings.

A Welsh web site that has grown out of the publication of the very popular book ‘Meini Meirionnydd’. The site is currently under development but will eventually have information in Welsh about the Pre-history monuments of Wales.

Notes from the proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland from December 11 1922
on Raedykes northern Stone Circle and the inner Stone Setting, together with the Ogam inscription which is incised on its southern side.

A pdf guide to the megaliths of Var

various galleries and information regarding prehistoric Provence

A wiki page of pictures of the various Var dolmens