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We visited the site on 12 May 2004 and wrote a small fact sheet about that adventure.

PDF article containing original sketch of the Cochno Stone.

Photos and information – plus (if your computer can take the pace) circle effortlessly above your favourite monuments with an aerial video clip.

A page from the National Trust web site describing this, “dramatic red sandstone escarpment, with impressive views.”

Journal of 2002 excavation of tomb.

Aron & Stan baffled

The “Picasso” face carving. Knew I’d seen it somewhere.

“... it is believed that the newly-discovered mystery marks could be much younger, with the heart and the face shapes potentially as little as 100-250 years old.”

Pictures of the elusive cups.

“A brief history of the summer solstice at Stonehenge – Andy Worthington looks at the literal and ideological battleground.”

A page from Megalithic Research Wales about Maen-y-Parc ‘A’ (under the name Glynsaithmaen) with access ratingings etc but not much of a description. There is a photo though.

A report on the rich results of the prehistoric ‘Raunds Area Project’, from the Nov 2003 magazine.

Alan Saville describes his excavation of a flint knapper’s skeleton in this article in the snappily titled ‘Favourite Finds’ series.

Paul Bahn’s article on the long awaited discovery of Ice Age art in Britain.

David McOrnish explains the range of activities that may have been associated with cursuses, in this article from March 2003.

A short piece on the cursus at Stanwell by John Lewis.

In the magazine’s ‘Great Sites’ series, an article by Stephen Aldhouse Green on the palaeolithic ‘Red Lady’ burial.

Mike Pitts’s article about archive material relating to the Sanctuary, and interpretations of the site. (Feb 2000)

Info and pics of the damaged motif at West Shaftoe Farm

Pics and info on the Cartington Carriageway (b) stone.

Pics and info on the Cartrington Carriageway (a) stone.

The above is a link to a publication on the Pembrokeshire Greenways web, available in PDF (Portable Document Format). It describes a walk between Llys-y-Fran and Rosebush.

By using the first part of the walk (either as intended or in reverse) you can get to the Budloy Stone and Dyffryn Stones.

The above is a link to a publication on the Pembrokeshire Greenways web, available in PDF (Portable Document Format). It describes a walk between Llys-y-Fran and Rosebush.

By using the first part of the walk (either as intended or in reverse) you can get to the Budloy Stone and Dyffryn Stones.

Pictures of Menteith ..... and a whole lot more.

The Menteith images are (clockwise from top right): 26, 17, 12 east, 10

As part of the Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society (CWAAS) Website:

The Clare Fell Memorial Bursary – money awarded to under-25s hoping to undertake a project relating to Cumbrian prehistoric archaeology (or of another region, so long as they live in Cumbria).