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Alternative view of Silbury from the road into Avebury

Close up of the enclosure in the main roundhouse.

The main roundhouse with an enclosure in the centre of it.

Remains of an enclosure outside the main roundhouse.

Roundhouse at Tongue How

Possible traces of a spiral on a Kerbstone.

The two hollows and surviving Kerbstones

Ellclough Ring Cairn

The three remaining stones at Hellclough they do look modern but also remarkably similliar to the ones on the old drawings posted by Paulus

The remaining banks of Exwistle moor Tumulus

The remaining banks of Exwistle moor Tumulus

Dug out Tumulus

Huge barrow at the base of Cheetam Close

The Mire stone with cross carved into the top

Fallen stones.

inside the cairn

inside the cairn

Pair of perforated stones over the north side of the hill.

Perforated stone over the north side of the Hill

Cairn at Cheetam Close

Slipper Lowe enclosure

2 possible cairns seen from slipper lowe

Slipper Lowe

A nice close up of the intact chamber.

the intact chamber

A wide angle of the cairn as you approach it.

The outcrop to the side of the Barrow

Part of the original dry stone walling sides of the cairn.

The track cutting right through the side of the barrow.

The result of excavations.

Photo of the Egg stone found at Glastonbury. see the Miscellaneous section for details on it.

This shows the Barrow in relation to the road it is situated in a field of the most beautiful wild flowers. (although you cant see many here!)

Worm’s eye view from the bottom of the Hill.

Wide angle of the hill.

From one end of the peak to the other.

Little Meg stripped of all her undergrowth.

Shot of Meg from the Rear? With more stones in view.

Fallen stone by the side of Little Meg this one is about 6 foot long.