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I couldn't find this site (19 April 2025), the whole area is heavily overgrown with rhododendron ponticum, impeding access and covering the ground with a thick layer of leaf litter, someone has cut a...
2. Re: Römerbrücke Trier by Harald_Platta
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3. Re: Carburrow propped st by Anonymous
Notwithstanding the fact this is an impressive ancient site used for rituals or burials, does not in of itself lead to a man-made structure. Glacial erratics are often perched on lower smaller stones ...
4. Re: South Flat Howe by johndhunter
Admin: Ratings for this Site - Condition 3, Ambience 3, Access 3. Also more accurate map reference is NZ 66708 00403 from my gps....
5. Re: Hogtivis Stone by CoralJackz
The pillar was discovered in 1875 on the east side of Treffgarne Gorge (around 3km south of the church) where it was being used as a gatepost beside the road. You can still see the Latin inscription, ...
6. Re: Hogtivis Stone by CoralJackz
Here is some research we've put together regarding St Dogwell's and the Hogtivis Stone: https://that...
7. Re:Directions to Allt Sgiathaig by markj99
Follow the A835 N to Ullapool, continue N on the A835 for c. 17 miles to the end of road at Ledmore. Turn left onto the A837 Kylescu road. Follow it for c. 8 miles to reach the A894 Kylescu junction b...
8. Re: Seahenge by Bladup
I couldn't agree more, Good old intuition. It's a fantastic place, I did try visiting not long after 'Seahenge' was removed but the tide was in and i thought everything was gone anyway, So i've waited...
9. Re: Seahenge by TheCaptain
Oh, excellent. It seems we not only now have the correct position for where the circle once was, but that we both found it by chance (more like intuition I reckon) not knowing where it was. I'd done q...
10. Re: Tor of Craigoch by markj99
Visited 24.04.25 It is natural to focus on the Sir Andrew Agnew Monument constructed on the Tor of Craigoch Hillfort given the lack of physical remains. The ditch and rampart defences on th...
11. Re: Seahenge by Bladup
The map ref was off Heritage Gateway about the excavation, I thought the same as you about that post marking the site, It was total guesswork from myself when i was there, I should really do this rese...
12. Re: Seahenge by TheCaptain
Hi Paul. Did you get this gridref from a source from the excavation, or is it for the place you visited (as I did) and thought might be the original place? I note that your position equates to the sam...
13. Re: Seahenge by Bladup
The correct map ref of where Seahenge once was is TF7112345263, Which makes it further north than the map ref you have on here now....
14. Re: Aula Palatina (Basilica of Constantine) by Harald_Platta
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15. Re: Aula Palatina (Basilica of Constantine) by Harald_Platta
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16. Re: Aula Palatina (Basilica of Constantine) by Harald_Platta
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17. Re: Schälchenstein Bergholz by Boeddel
On Easter Sunday, when I was still on Bornholm, a good friend, with whom I often go on cup-marked stone hunting, discovered the stone on a cycle tour. Of course, now that I'm back, I went to the stone...
18. Re: Schälchenstein Bergholz by Boeddel
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19. Palisaded enclosure and Bronze Age chariot wheel amongst golf course discoveries by Andy B
Artefacts spanning thousands of years have been uncovered during work on a new golf course in the Highlands. Traces of ancient dwellings, a ceremonial circle and a wheel which belonge...
20. Re: Carburrow propped stone by markj99
Visited 18.03.14 Carburrow Quoit is an unusual jumble of stones located c. 60 yards NW of the E cairn on the summit of Carburrow Tor. The stone structure consists of an elongated cuboid sto...
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2. Bladup: Yes, I agree, I'm sure it's part of a boat, What age do you think it is? Like i said in the text it can't be that old because it was inland here in prehistory...
3. TheCaptain: Have to say that this says shipwreck to me. There are several recorded in the area. But of course it is hard to tell from just a picture or two. possiby ...
4. Bladup: Love them both...
5. Bladup: Oh wow, I see how lucky i was now to see it as i did, Thanks for showing what it could have looked like, You did well to find it at all...
6. Bladup: I totally get that, finding the site is the main thing but i was happy there was so much of it to see when i was there (On the 14th of April this year)...
7. TheCaptain: Seeing so much of this timber circle still there and visible has made me envious and want to go back! I thought it was magical when I visited last year, but only had a small fraction of this visible a...
8. Boeddel: Many thanks Martin. ...
9. h_fenton: Presumably the church as been reordered at some point, the pulpit is at the west end of the church directly behind these doors, looking through the window there is nothing of the slab visible, I wond...
10. Bladup: Yes there is, I just mentioned it on your other comment, You can also see some of the inner alder uprights & oak timbers that supported the wickerwork enclosure that surrounded the two central (long g...
11. Bladup: It's a great site, I loved it, I thought it might have been quite exposed when i visited because you could see another inner ring just over a meter inside the main outer ring and i hadn't heard mentio...
12. TheCaptain: It looks like there is remains of an inner ring here too...
13. TheCaptain: This is great Paul. There is so much more of it to be seen than when I visited in June last year. Much of it was covered by the sand leaving just a couple of little arcs and a few stumps, not to menti...
14. Martin_L: Wow, congrats again on a new find! And a very impressive cupmarked stone it is. ...
15. PeteCrane5: Please note that the 'new' golf course is a different location from Newton of Petty Clava Cairn - the new course is 500m North East and the other side of the railway line. Map here that also show the ...
16. Horatio: Great picture Cap'n, looks a great a great day, I think I must've missed one last time I was on the Moor...
17. Bladup: It's a wonderful place (if a little slippery) and i could search all day for sites/items if the tide let you, I found a very interesting site a little to the west at TF7081445256, It's a curve of bank...
18. TheCaptain: Dont forget that the sands move around also, sometimes covering more timbers than at other times. I visited twice in about 4 days last June, and it looked very different both times with the amount tha...
19. Bladup: Both photo's are of the same site (I've just visited myself, It's a mindblowing site/place), The tide been out more in this image makes it look different and the land in front of the circle in this ph...
20. Andy B: Hello Peulven, thanks for posting, do you know what is happening here?...
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