A good aerial view of the Devil’s Dyke dry valley and the Hillfort on the spur to its north west.
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February 18, 2004
A reasonable aerial view of the enclosure, and better than anything you are likely to get on the ground frankly.
A very good aerial photo of the site from Multimap, in case you don’t believe me once you’ve been there yourself :-)
February 17, 2004
Boulder Picture
A list of Scheduled Ancient Monuments in the Calderdale District
Churn Milk Joan Picture
Miller’s Grave picture
February 16, 2004
Carn Llechert & Bryn Cader Faner & Harold Stone’s ring cairns: info with photo of each.
February 3, 2004
Home of Archsearch.
February 2, 2004
A map of scheduled ancient monuments on Ringstone Moor.
January 29, 2004
Fragment of once fine camp
Ranscombe Camp (excavated 1959 ) as bank and ditch of incomplete hillfort
January 26, 2004
This site at Brú na Bóinne was excavated in the early 1960s by George Eogan.
The megalithic dolmen at Proleek, located in the legendary Cooley Peninsula, is one of the finest examples in Ireland, and is widely photographed and documented.
A huge Irish monument once dubbed Ireland’s “Stonehenge”, may at one time have been a “school of astronomy”, where ancient skywatchers studied the risings of various heavenly bodies during the year.
A gallery of photographs of Carnbane East at Loughcrew taken on Winter Solstice. Including photos from Inside Cairn T.
January 24, 2004
Runic inscriptions including one from here
January 23, 2004
Starting point for access to full article reprints from the Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland (apart from the those published in the past three years or so).
Best archaeology bookseller bar none. Based in Oxford where you can see their stock (including some second hand). Otherwise get on their catalogue mailing list – it’s free and full of bargain book offers and good potted summaries of new books. If you want a non-uk book in print – they’ll get it.
January 20, 2004
Photographs and information about the prehistoric sites and stones of Jersey, Channel Islands.
The old map of 1852 suggests that this is a “British Camp”. I don’t quite know what they mean by that!
January 19, 2004
Nice aerial view of the camp/fort/settlement.
January 18, 2004
The web site of the Archaeological Resource Collection . Searchable database ( not Orkney,Shetland ,Scillies ) most linked to aerial photo and local road map , placename finder etc.
January 17, 2004
Ancient History, Modern Mysteries and New Research. The Noise Room follows current archaeological news at home and abroad. Also features online forums, free mailing list plus modern mysteries including forbidden archaeology, crop circles, balls of light.
January 16, 2004
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