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September 16, 2026
The concrete and breeze-block wall that holds up the rear of the capstone.
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Both portal stones are missing and the capstone rests rather inelegantly on the doorstone.
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A huge new archaeological dig is set to begin at one of Britain’s most important Bronze Age sites.
The front of Knockeen. What a magnificent marvel of megalithic magic!
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The back of Knockeen. The concrete lump here is dumped on the boundary wall and it plays no reinforcing role in the tomb.
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September 15, 2026
The location of the small ditch I previously found and called Feature 12.
Its exact location, on What Three Words, is striving.remarking.ember.
I now think it lies on the bank of the north outer ditch, by Feature 6.
It is not directly related to the Causewayed Enclosure, but provides a useful reference point.
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I revisited this site on 15/9/26.
Having compared the feature I found to Lidar, I now believe it to be a distinct feature not directly related to the Causewayed Enclosure, but I have identified its exact location on What Three Words, which enables me to conclude that the path I previously said runs between the inner and outer banks, actually runs along the outer ditch of the outer bank.
I am relabelling the relevant pictures accordingly.
September 14, 2026
A Bronze Age artefact found by an eight-year-old boy during a day out in the Lake District is to go on display.
September 13, 2026
Masson Hill round barrow – view of Minninglow and Aleck Low, and Harboro rocks just out of shot to the left .
12.9.2026.
Image credit: Emma Gordon
Masson Hill round barrow.
Standing on it, looking towards the end of Masson Hill.
12.9.2026.
Image credit: Emma Gordon
September 12, 2026
After a visit in october 2025, derwent graphitint watercolours.
Image credit: Dace Fletcher
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