Extract from English Heritage’s record of scheduled monuments, via the MAGIC site.
N.B. This is a PDF document.
Latest Links
August 19, 2003
Extract from English Heritage’s record of scheduled monuments, via the MAGIC site.
N.B. This is a PDF document.
Extract from English Heritage’s record of scheduled monuments, via the MAGIC site.
N.B. This is a PDF document.
Extract from English Heritage’s record of scheduled monuments, via the MAGIC site.
N.B. This is a PDF document.
Extract from English Heritage’s record of scheduled monuments, via the MAGIC site.
N.B. This is a PDF document.
The henge can faintly be seen, in the dark field, just south west of the trees.
August 18, 2003
Extract from English Heritage’s record of scheduled monuments, via the MAGIC site. NB – it’s a .pdf document
Extract from English Heritage’s record of scheduled monuments, via the MAGIC site. NB – it’s a .pdf document.
A prose version of the tale of the Lambton Worm. This is particularly interesting as it makes no mention at all of Penshaw Hill, associating the Worm, rather, with Worm’s Hill, Worm Rock and Worm’s Well.
Extract from English Heritage’s record of scheduled monuments, via the MAGIC site.
N.B. This is a PDF document.
August 14, 2003
Photos & information
August 13, 2003
An excellent resource. Details of monuments and archaeological finds from all historic periods in County Durham are available here.
Extract from English Heritage’s record of scheduled monuments, via the MAGIC site. NB – it’s a .pdf document.
Extract from English Heritage’s record of scheduled monuments, via the MAGIC site. NB – it’s a .pdf document.
Extract from English Heritage’s record of scheduled monuments, via the MAGIC site. NB – it’s a .pdf document.
Interesting link looking at the astrological alignment at Thornborough.
This photo is from a page containing a couple of aerial shots enterpretted in different ways. The site is called Manx Archaeology, by David J. Radcliffe.
August 12, 2003
Photos and a description of this site, as well as directions.
A good sized page about this “the largest known megalithic tomb on the island”, including photos and directions.
Not the most desciptive page on this site, but it does include two photos and directions.
A page about this enigmatic little site, thought to be either the remains of a cairn or hut circle.
A page about the tomb explaining it’s rather sad history, and recent change of location. Also directions and photos.
A page about the tomb, including a comprehensive set of directions and photos.
Article on Gardom’s Edge as Neolithic trading centre.
Short article about the replica rock art at the site.