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Corton Long Barrow in West Wiltshire, looking north-east
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Boyton Down round barrow, looking north
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Long barrow on Boyton Down – dimly visible through the undergrowth
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Upton Great Barrow – not much respected for its greatness any more, alas
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Detail of the stone in the cave at Gled Law (this is presumably just erosion)
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The crags of Hepburn, with the ruins of Hepburn Bastle in the foreground
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Looking down on the largest carved rock at Old Bewick
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Looking south across the largest stone with marks. The stone is very much eroded by rainwater, but cups are still visible.
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Near Hanging Crag on the western slope of Old Bewick
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View from the top of Old Bewick, looking roughly east towards a WWII pillbox
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Cup and ring marks on Weetwood Moor
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Cup and ring marks on Weetwood Moor
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Cup and ring marks on Weetwood Moor
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The Hurl Stone, looking roughly North-East
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This shows the Hurl Stone with the Lilburn folly in the background
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The stones where they now lie at Kingston Deverill
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