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Details of monuments in Danish – some nice photos & useful maps. The rest of the website is one of the best I’ve found for Danish stuff, though it only covers a (fairly large) area around Århus.

A couple of pictures of the henge in situ, from the infamous Time Team programme, and useful links to other relevant webpages.

Hugh Millers lovely account of the Dwarfie Stone.

This is the information page on the Long Man of Wilmington on the Sussex Archaeological Society website.

A Survey of Monuments of Archaeological and Historical Interest in the Barony of Bunratty Lower, Co. Clare by William Gerrard Ryan

This part of the thesis discusses the various types of monuments of archaeological and historical interest that were noted in the Barony of Bunratty Lower, Co. Clare. Each type of site is examined in turn, under the headings: distribution, features, dating and related sites in Ireland.

Aerial photograph of the hillfort.

Watton town sight: the babes and the wood, the easter hare jumping over some beer?

Babes in the Wood tale

plan view of the circle in 1722. click on ‘this album’ link for more of Avebury.

Superb Image and text explaining the Weyland myth and the connections with other myths and legends.

Two slides of the smithy from the archive of the Oxford Institute of Archaeology.

Non-Human remains from Victoria Cave

Albert Cave, east of Settle

Again another link to the alternative theory that the original Tara was located in Turoe Co. Galway.
Some very interesting pictures from the area. Well worth a look.

Alternative theory that the original Tara was actually located at Turoe in Co. Galway.