Latest Links

Info on Constable’s watercolour of Stonehenge

Recent article on Windmill Hill

Fantastic photo of the souterrain tunnel and some info

This is a neat little page about the cairn, with some photos and a description. The Web site also contains an interactive map of prehistoric sites in the Kilmartin area.

This site uses frames, so the link above is a bit of a cheat to get you to the relevant page. If you want to see the site with frames, follow this link.

Interesting picture – completely different to the ones I’ve seen.

Not much info, but an interesting picture (certainly different to my rainy day in Scotland one)

Another page from this refreshingly simple Web site. It contains some photos and a short description of Kemp Howe and the Goggleby Stone.

Nice aerial picture, and a little bit of info.

Nice aerial picture, and a little bit of info.

Nice aerial picture, and a little bit of info.

Nice aerial picture, and a little bit of info.

Nice aerial picture, and a little bit of info.

Nice aerial picture, and a little bit of info.

Nice aerial picture, and a little bit of info.

Interesting pics and notes about the Calder Stones

Graeme C’s pictures and description of the carving

This page contains a photo and a description of the cairn, and it links to more pages containing loads more photos and interactive panoramas of the site. The panoramas are really good fun!

The walk to this site from the road is only a quarter of a mile, so it’s not exactly an arduous pilgrimage. This page directions to the cairn (first by car, then on foot), a description of the site and lots of photos.

The Sea Henge timbers are in storage at Flag Fen. I’ve posted my photos of them to the Sea Henge section of the site.

Tintagel Excavations 1998

Tintagel Castle

Tintagel’s Place in post-Roman Britain

A New Interpretation of the “Artognou” Stone

Tre’r Ceiri described on the Vortigern Studies website.

Description of Nant Gwrtheyrn (Valley of Vortigern) on the Vortigern Studies website.