Graeme Chappel’s Yorkshire Rock Art
Latest Links
September 19, 2003
History of Verbeia: Goddess of Wharfedale by Gyrus (including theories on the Sawstika Stone)
September 15, 2003
Same link as the High Bridestones, the Low Bridestones are at the bottom of the page.
September 13, 2003
A personal view of an ancient enigma including re-creation images, panoramas,chronology and descriptions of the major components of the complex.
September 11, 2003
Village website including a brief history of area
A description of all aspects and history of Smoo Cave
September 6, 2003
Description of the site.
September 3, 2003
Loads of stuff nearby....
September 2, 2003
Invaluable description of walk – even points out some places where it’s easy to go wrong! (I did it without the recommended compass, but the weather was good!!)
You are referred to an article that I wrote for the Megalithic Portal
A good aerial view of Wallbury Camp
September 1, 2003
You are referred to an article that I wrote for Megalithic Portal
You are referred to an article that I wrote for the Megalithic Portal
You are referred to an article I wrote for the Megalithic Portal
August 31, 2003
Fantastic place! See the oldest bread in Britain!
Should’ve known it’d be on here.... I’d love to have done a site like this one! (Maybe I’ll write a book instead....)
Not THAT ‘short’ with a title like that...! Has a bit of general info.
August 30, 2003
Read carpenter Gordon Pipe’s fascinating theories and follow his real experiments about how to move huge megaliths, perhaps in the same way the ancients did, using levers. Coming from a carpenter, not an academic, his theories ring absolutely true.
Has info on quite a few Aberdeenshire sites including some of the more obscure ones – inc the Langstane!
August 29, 2003
Description and picture of the split year sign.
August 28, 2003
This site is not overwhelmed with information, but it does have directions and info on the ‘interpretative centre’.
August 27, 2003
Full details of the site
August 26, 2003
The triple henge complex at Thornborough, North Yorkshire is under immediate threat from quarrying.
You can help prevent prevent these activities from destroying any further archaeology by signing our petition.