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The Megalithic Portal Ancient Sites & Stones
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Megaliths and✨SO MUCH✨more. Browse our🗿WORLDWIDE 📜 ancient site 🗺️ map/database/gallery. 🪨 Human prehistory🦣 to🏺1100CE 🏛️ Andy B posting✨ Main site: https://www.megalithic.co.uk 'Endless Fun' - The Telegraph More: https://www.megalithic.co.uk/linktree/
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As well as a simple list of places you have visited, you can also record your visit logs in a 'blog' format with images and maps. This added feature should make ancient sites travel blogging easier. 📷 Postman More: http://www.megalithi...
Blogging with the Megalithic Portal Site Visit Logs
The Megalithic Portal offers the facility to log sites you've visited, and our dedicated contributors have now added almost 55,000 individual entries to our site visit logs! As well as a simple list o
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Blogging with the Megalithic Portal Site Visit Logs: The Megalithic Portal offers the facility to log sites you've visited, and our dedicated contributors have now added almost 55,000 individual entries to our site visit logs!
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📷 TheCaptain More: http://www.megalithi...
Bakewell Churchyard
Ancient Cross in Derbyshire, England
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On the side facing the church the lower part of a cruciform image can be made out. This cross is either 8th or 9th century. Also worth checking in the porch and west end of the church for dozens of fragments - a mixture of Anglo Saxon and Norman - photos of these are on our page.
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Bakewell Churchyard: Two ancient crosses in Bakewell Churchyard; this one on the eastern side of the church near the wall is the 2.1m (7 ft) plus tall shaft of a glorious engraved cross - scrollwork and beasts are identifiable.
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They are in a position on Little Hograh Moor which gives them a commanding view over an area known as Crown End, a prehistoric settlement area on Westerdale Moor. 📷 johndhunter More: http://www.megalithi...
Little Hograh Moor BS1
Marker Stone in Yorkshire (North), England
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Little Hograh Moor BS1: John D Hunter writes: When I first came across this pair of stones, many years ago now, my first impression was that they are standing stones, and I am still of that opinion.
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Kit’s Coty House features in the latest episode of #Uncanny as @dannyrobins.bsky.social explores a theory connecting the paranormal and ancient sites.
Listen again on @BBCSounds bit.ly/43CjZvn @stoneclub.bsky.social @megalithic.bsky.social
(photo ©️ @englishheritage.bsky.social)
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However, a descendent of Charles Goring replanted the crown with beech trees soon after. 📷 Bladup More: http://www.megalithi...
Chanctonbury Ring
Hillfort in West Sussex, England
