Thursday, 30 May 2024

The Neolithic Landscape of Avebury and the Kennet Valley

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New research " suggests that there is little evidence of widespread woodland removal associated with Neolithic farming and monument bui...
Sunday, 26 May 2024

Did the Altar Stone come from Ireland?

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Rock outcrops on the summit of The Pinnacle, Slievereagh "First recorded in 1136 by Anglo-Norman historian Geoffrey de Monmouth, the ce...
Tuesday, 30 April 2024

Natural terrestrial corridors from across Britain to Stonehenge

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Joseph Lewis @josephlewis1992 writes on X Natural terrestrial corridors from across Britain to Stonehenge* Least-cost paths (lcps) calcu...
Monday, 29 April 2024

Was Woodhenge made of inverted trees?

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Playing with new tools and returning to an old idea that, as with Seahenge, Woodhenge  was originally inverted trees. Under a canopy of root...
Saturday, 27 April 2024

The Natural Corridor for the Bluestones Route

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A fascinating and opportune paper has been published which sheds light on the likely route that the Bluestones were brought along from Wales...
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Wednesday, 24 April 2024

Doubting the overland transportation of the stones is insulting to our Neolithic ancestors.

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Professor Keith Ray, a university professor and archaeologist, embarked on an extraordinary journey—a 222-mile trek through the Welsh and En...
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Saturday, 20 April 2024

Walking the Bluestone Route

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Professor Keith Ray, of Cardiff University, started his 230-mile walk from the Preseli Hills on 2nd April 2024 and is planning to reach Ston...