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PDF file.
"Summary: This report presents the results of geophysical surveys conducted as part of the
North Pennines AONB Partnership’s ‘Altogether Archaeology’ community project at
Kirkhaugh in Tynedale. The works comprised detailed geomagnetic and earth
resistance surveys over a Bell beaker barrow prior to renewed excavation; the site
had been partially excavated in 1935."
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The Midsummer Sunrise at Stonehenge - 1896
Mr Barclay explains why he rejects the theory of a prehistoric origin of what he sees as a roman monument, created as a result of the "wise policy of the Roman Governor, Agricola, who endeavoured to conciliate the native population of Britain".
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Mr Ellis provides a nice shot showing the new bronze interpretation of the stones, with the stones themselves highlighted nicely on the horizon.
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A series of rather snazzy shots of the stones being illuminated at night.
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Daft story about a fellow constructing a replica from straw. (Bet you couldn't tell that from the title eh?)
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20 creative recreations of Stonehenge.
The Chinese one looks quite nifty.
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A handy .pdf file in English, kindly provided by the 'Friends of The Parc La Mutta'. In a box by the car-park, there are laminated printouts of the file, which is nice.
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Herr D. Reichmuth presents a whole website full of continental megalithic info, in German.
This link goes to the page listing sites in the Canton of Grabunden, with links to a set of pages detailing Carschenna found just under the word 'Schalensteine'.
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"Ancient rock art baffles experts"
From the point of view of two of the D&NRAP stalwarts.
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The Nuardiag presents Martin Wainwright and photographer Christopher Thomond watching the sunrise at Castlerigg stone circle during the winter solstice, mostly audio stream but with jpeg slideshow thing to accompany.
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Photos of 4 Zealand Dolmens
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Some nice photos of the stones
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Page mostly describes directions for a walk from 2004, but also includes a nice old photo before the modern mound was added.
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Ancient Sculpturings In Tiree. By Ludovic Maclellan Mann. From the Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Vol. 56
February 13, 1922.
The article mentions (with illustrations) cup marked stones at Gott Bay, Cornaigmore, Cuigeas, including some on a Standing-stone at Balinoe and others on the natural rock surface of floor of Kirkapoll Chapel.
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Stan Beckensall's old photos from the days before the trees were planted.
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A strange mirror-image copy of the UWH in El Paso, Mexico. With a little lizard in the corner.
No indication of the it's age though. (Modern one would assume...)
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An image of a panel at Pazos de Borbén (Pontevedra) displaying a similar theme to the highly unusual motifs at High Banks.
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I like the Prehistoric Rock Art of Northumberland:
Ketley Crag
Chatton
Weetwood Moor
Dod Law
Roughting Linn
Lordenshaw
Fowberry Cairn
Hunterheugh
Old Bewick
Morwick
Currently obsessed with waving torches at things, often including rocks, as a prelude to some serious waving of torches at rocks that will inevitably appear here on tma at some point :)
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