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Oakley Down (Barrow / Cairn Cemetery) (click to view fullsize)

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Windsbatch (Dyke)

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The Rainbarrows (Round Barrow(s))

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Boswell's Plantation (Round Barrow(s))

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West Hill Barrows (Barrow / Cairn Cemetery)

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Penn Hill (Barrow / Cairn Cemetery)

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Weatherby Castle (Hillfort)

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Dungeon Hill (Hillfort)

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Always been interested in old stuff and making sure it stays in good nick.
I grew up within a hundred yards or so of Pounbury hillfort and within a mile of Maiden castle and have long wondered about the peoples who built these and the many other sites which proliferate in Dorset. My special interest is in the many barrows of all kinds in the area.
Have recently moved near to Weymouth and am lucky enough to be able to see barrows, a cross ridge dyke and an ancient trackway from my back garden.

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