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Silchester (Ancient Village / Settlement / Misc. Earthwork) |
Silchester Video on Youtube |
Posted by wickerman18th May 2013ce |
Wizard's Stone (Natural Rock Feature) |
The Northern AntiquarianPhotos and information about the Wizard's Stone. |
Posted by Rhiannon16th May 2013ce |
Highland (Mainland) |
Highland Historic Environment RecordI rather like how this website also takes the 'show sites' and gives them their own map for each region. |
Posted by Rhiannon 15th May 2013ce |
West Town (Ring Cairn) |
RCAHMSNo mention of the sink. |
Posted by drewbhoy10th May 2013ce |
Kenwalch's Castle (Hillfort) |
Pastscape link for Kenwalch's Castle |
Posted by ginger tt10th May 2013ce |
Wales (Country) |
Royal Commission ebooksOur entire back catalogue is available through our bookshop.All out of print titles are now available as eBooks via Google Play with inventories published before 1965 being free of charge.http://www.rcahmw.gov.uk/HI/ENG/Publications/Bookshop/Inventories/ |
Posted by thesweetcheat9th May 2013ce |
Paviland Cave (Cave / Rock Shelter) |
Swansea Tide TimesEssential information for a non-abseil visit. Times are for Mumbles (a little way up the coast), so add 15 minutes approx for Paviland. |
Posted by thesweetcheat 8th May 2013ce |
Leachkin (Chambered Cairn) |
GeographDon Clode's photo of the chambered cairn. Canmore's description here says the largest stone is 6 feet high, and formed the south side of the cairn's polygonal inner compartment. |
Posted by Rhiannon 3rd May 2013ce |
Broch of Steiro |
RCAHMS CanmoreCanmore site record for the Broch of Steiro |
Posted by Ravenfeather1st May 2013ce |
Fin Cop (Hillfort) |
Google BooksDiscoveries in a Barrow in Derbyshire. In a Letter from Hayman Rooke, Esq. to Mr. Gough. An article from Archaeologia v12 (1796). The barrow was on the summit of Fin Cop. |
Posted by Rhiannon 1st May 2013ce |
Vespasian's Camp (Hillfort) |
Live ScienceWild Auroch hunting near the site of Stonehenge. |
Posted by tjj25th April 2013ce |
Yarnbury Castle (Hillfort) |
Yarnbury Castle - Youtube |
Posted by wickerman 23rd April 2013ce |
Din Lligwy (Enclosure) |
Internet ArchiveSome neat little drawings of the stones, in an article by W Wynn Williams called 'Early Remains at Penrhos Lligwy, Anglesey' - in Archaeologia Cambrensis v13, s3 (1867). |
Posted by Rhiannon 22nd April 2013ce |
Carnedd Moel y Ci (Cairn(s)) |
Heneb - Snowdonia Summit CairnsPlan and description of damaged cairn, containing a probable robbed cist. |
Posted by thesweetcheat 21st April 2013ce |
Carn Euny Fogou & Village |
Internet ArchiveWilliam Borlase's descriptions of his excavations at the fogou between 1863 and 1867, in the Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of London (series 2, volume 4). |
Posted by Rhiannon 21st April 2013ce |
Vespasian's Camp (Hillfort) |
Vespasian’s Camp: Cradle of StonehengeCurrent Archaeology magazines article on the whole dig which started in 2005; Thanks to Digital Digging for the link, which is a fascinating read and mentions springs. |
Posted by moss19th April 2013ce |
Therfield Heath (Barrow / Cairn Cemetery) |
Internet ArchiveFrom the Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of London, v3 (1856) - strange sounding barrow-like and subterranean excavations up on Therfield Heath. In all likelihood not as old as the barrows? - although flint tools were found in one, interestingly. But maybe inspired by them and their location? |
Posted by Rhiannon 19th April 2013ce |
Denmark (Country) |
Kulturarv.dk - Fund Og FortisminderThe Sites and Monuments Records for Denmark. Click 'Kort' to search by map, or 'Tekst' to type in a place name or choose a period of (pre)history. Think of the usefulness in planning your megalithically themed Danish holiday :) For the folklore obsessive, the most exciting section is here. Yes it's in Danish. But many hours of translationy fun could await. |
Posted by Rhiannon 17th April 2013ce |
Drosgl Cairns (Cairn(s)) |
Heneb - Snowdonia Summit CairnsPlan of Drosgl "A". Plan of "B" here: http://www.heneb.co.uk/merionethcairns/03drosglb.html |
Posted by thesweetcheat 16th April 2013ce |
Dog Holes Cave (Cave / Rock Shelter) |
Internet Archive'Preliminary report on the exploration of 'Dog Holes' cave, Warton Crag, near Carnforth, Lancashire' by J Wilfrid Jackson. In the Transactions of the Lancashire and Cheshire Antiquarian Society for 1909, v27. You can also read his third report here. |
Posted by Rhiannon 14th April 2013ce |
Silbury Hill (Artificial Mound) |
The Heritage TrustSilbury Hill by Jake Turner. "Jake Turner was born and bred in Swindon, Wiltshire, England and has been a keen photographer for around 2 years..." |
Posted by Littlestone11th April 2013ce |
Alderley Edge (Ancient Mine / Quarry) |
Internet ArchiveFrom the Transactions of the Lancashire and Cheshire Antiquarian Society for 1905 (v23): "Recent Archaeological Discoveries at Alderley Edge" by C Roeder and F S Graves. |
Posted by Rhiannon 11th April 2013ce |
Y Ro Wen (Cairn(s)) |
Heneb - Snowdonia Summit CairnsPlan and description of summit cairn. |
Posted by thesweetcheat 8th April 2013ce |
Thetford Castle (Hillfort) |
Wikipedia18th century plan of the earthworks, by Tom Martin. |
Posted by thesweetcheat 7th April 2013ce |
Benllech (Burial Chamber) |
CofleinCoflein refers to the chamber as being "discredited" but also mentions that the site is still scheduled due to its ambiguity. Also includes a rather unhelpful aerial photo. |
Posted by thesweetcheat 7th April 2013ce |
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