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Site Site type
AcharraStanding Stone / Menhir
Adlestrop HillLong Barrow
Affaland MoorRound Barrow(s)
AghanagranRath
Ailey HillArtificial Mound
Aird a' MhorainCup Marked Stone
Aird SleitenishStone Circle
Airy Hill FarmRound Barrow(s)
Aldbourne Blowing StoneNatural Rock Feature
Aldbourne Four BarrowsBarrow / Cairn Cemetery
Alderley EdgeAncient Mine / Quarry
Almondsbury FortHillfort
Almsworthy Stone CircleStone Setting
AlphamstoneChristianised Site
Alton PriorsChristianised Site
Amazon's HouseAncient Village / Settlement / Misc. Earthwork
Amesbury Bowl BarrowRound Barrow(s)
Annagh MoreRath
Anstiebury HillfortHillfort
Anwick Drake StonesNatural Rock Feature
Arbury BanksAncient Village / Settlement / Misc. Earthwork
ArdroeEnclosure
ArdrossSouterrain
Arisaig HouseCup Marked Stone
Arn Hill DownRound Barrow(s)
ArpafeelieBullaun Stone
Ashbrittle YewRound Barrow(s)
Ashmore DownLong Barrow
AuchorachanStanding Stone / Menhir
Auld Kirk O' ToughStone Circle
AuldearnStanding Stones
Avening Burial ChambersBurial Chamber
BackburyHillfort
Badden FarmCist
Baile MhargaiteBroch
Bain's HillStanding Stone / Menhir
BalegregganStanding Stone / Menhir
BalhallCup Marked Stone
BalksburyHillfort
Ballinaltig BegNatural Rock Feature
BallingarryRath
BallyardBullaun Stone
BallyargusStanding Stone / Menhir
BallybrackRath
BallybuggyBullaun Stone
Ballyline WestRath
Ballymacgibbon SouthSouterrain
BallymorrisRath
BallynakillBullaun Stone
BallynarahaRath
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This hill, it has a meaning that is very important for me, but it's not rational. It's beautiful, but when you look, there's nothing there. But I'd be a fool if I didn't listen to it.

-- Alan Garner.


...I'd rather be
A Pagan suckled in a creed outworn;
So might I, standing on this pleasant lea,
Have glimpses that would make me less forlorn...

-- William Wordsworth.


I'm currently mad on visiting Anglo-Saxon and Norman carvings and enjoy the process of drawing them:
http://wiltshirewandering.blogspot.co.uk/

and I've been helping digitise the Schools' Collection of the National Folklore Collection of Ireland... you can also at
http://www.duchas.ie/en

Some interesting websites with landscape and fairy folklore:
http://earthworks-m.blogspot.co.uk
http://faeryfolklorist.blogspot.co.uk

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