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Prehistoric Postcards  In 2008 I bought an old postcard album that contained a number of cards depicting French Menhirs and Dolmen. I became fascinated by these little cards. Their stories of landscapes peopled by giants and druids, devils and witches. This sparked a brief but intense obsession which saw me collecting cards from car boot sales and online auction sites, rarely ever paying more than a pound for a card. My obsession didn’t last long, a couple of years at most, but during which time I managed to collect a couple of hundred cards. I own physical copies of all the cards pictured and have previously posted a number of these cards on various websites but have now decided to put them all in one place. Added on: 22-Dec-2017 Hits: 7886 Rating: 10.0 (1 Vote) Rate this Site | Report Broken Link | Details Between the Monuments project at Avebury Ever wondered who built the monuments? Where they lived? What were they doing when they weren’t building henges and putting up stones? Well so did we and that’s why we created the Between the Monuments Project – a collaborative research project between the University of Southampton (Dr Josh Pollard), University of Leicester (Dr Mark Gillings), Allen Environmental Archaeology (Dr Mike Allen) and the National Trust (Dr Ros Cleal & Dr Nick Snashall). The great prehistoric ceremonial monuments of the Avebury World Heritage Site have captured the public imagination and been the focus of antiquarian and archaeological investigation for over three centuries. But we know surprisingly little about the daily lives of the people who created and used these awe inspiring places. Visitors often ask, ‘Where and how did the people who built these monuments live?’ At the moment we don’t know the answer. The Between the Monuments project has been created to try to remedy this. We are looking at existing archives from episodes of unpublished surface collection, excavation and chance discovery, and carrying out a programme of targeted fieldwork to try to answer this question. Added on: 11-Sep-2013 Hits: 9460 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Clive Ruggles' Image Collection (STILE) The original megalithic website that inspired many. Particularly good for the Scottish Islands Added on: 21-Dec-2000 Hits: 8312 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Detectives Beyond Borders The blog of Peter Rozovsky from Philadelphia, USA When not reading crime fiction, I like to read history. When doing neither, I like to travel. Added on: 11-Sep-2013 Hits: 7019 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Dolmens, Hero Stones and the Dravidian People Megaliths in India Added on: 22-Dec-2006 Hits: 2192 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Geniet: Heaven and earth Victor Reijs' site. Lots of techy stuff, archaeoastronomy, Javascript calculators. Maes Howe Megalithic Cam page Added on: 21-Dec-2000 Hits: 9649 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Hengeweb (Archived) Hengeweb's devoted to the experience that is Ancient Britain and Ireland. Whilst we currently have a strong emphasis on Southern England, we're constantly traveling out further in search of new sites. Contains Ritual Sites, Barrows, Chalk Figures, Dwellings and Sacred Places. Added on: 09-Jun-2002 Hits: 6942 Rating: 10.0 (2 Votes) Rate this Site | Report Broken Link | Details Les Cercles Mégalithiques There are a lot of Stone Circles in West Africa (Senegal, Gambia, Mali). Added on: 16-Jan-2006 Hits: 4305 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Megalithic Monuments Megalithic monuments are perhaps the most interesting of all the witnesses of the remote past, into the history of which we are now inquiring, and of which so little is known. From the shores of the Atlantic to the Ural Mountains, from the frontiers of Russia to the Pacific Ocean, from the steppes of Siberia to the plains of Hindustan, we see rising before us monuments of the same characteristic form, built in the same manner. This is a very important fact in the history of humanity, and of which it is difficult to exaggerate the importance. Added on: 18-Sep-2010 Hits: 3503 Rating: 8.0 (1 Vote) Rate this Site | Report Broken Link | Details Megalithic Visions A new web site that gives explanations of meanings of megalithic symbols and selected sites in Europe. Includes interactive map of all remaining stones of Avebury circle and a computer animation of Waldhusen passage grave in Germany Added on: 26-Jun-2008 Hits: 2148 Rating: 8.0 (1 Vote) Rate this Site | Report Broken Link | Details Megalithomania Conference 17th - 18th May 2008, Glastonbury Two-day Megalithic Conference with international speakers, authors and guided tours to sacred sites Fri 17 May-Sat 18 May, The Assembly Rooms, Glastonbury. Opening the debate around our sophisticated neolithic ancestors and delving into earth mysteries, geomancy, ancient knowledge and the stones themselves.The keynote speaker is David Hatcher Childress, author of many books on ancient civilizations, earth mysteries and lost knowledge. Gordon Hillman, co-star of the Ray Mears BBC2 show 'Wild Food' will also be taking us on a field trip to find clues to what the ancients may have been foraging. Earth energies master Hamish Miller, will be presenting messages from the 'Stone People' of New Zealand and Tom Graves will be revisiting his 'Needles of Stone' research. Other speakers include David Furlong, Nicholas Mann, Toni Perrott, Peter Marshall, Jay Wakefield and many more. See the website for full details. Guided tours will be taking place on the Friday (Stanton Drew & Stoney Littleton) and Monday (Stonehenge & Avebury) with the experts Conference only £80/£68, field trips need to be booked separately Info and Tickets at 01458 831800 or visit www.megalithomania.co.uk Added on: 12-Apr-2008 Hits: 4573 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Megaliths in Europe Megaliths from England, Wales, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxemburg, Swiss, Portugal Added on: 21-Jul-2006 Hits: 3978 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Monuments and Monumentality - Further Reading Other reading lists available - see the Drop Down menu under Resources on the site Added on: 02-Jul-2017 Hits: 2430 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Neolithic Sites in Western Europe This website contains images and some description from my visits to over 700 sites in Western Europe since 1998. The site is updated often with new images and interpretations. The site also examines the way the sites are being used by various people today. Added on: 23-Jul-2008 Hits: 9529 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Site Damage Database Visited a prehistoric site recently or want to see in what state others have found a site? View and/or report it here. Added on: 01-Mar-2001 Hits: 2556 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Spoilheap - Burial Archaeology A good introduction, Burial practices by period. Legal aspects of burial archaeology. Archaeological techniques. Interpretation and conclusions. Bibliography Added on: 30-Apr-2001 Hits: 3615 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Stone Pages No megaliths listing would be complete without recommending Paola & Diego's site. More megalithic sites in Britain, Ireland, France and Italy. Added on: 21-Dec-2000 Hits: 2688 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link The Megalith Movers - Prehistoric Engineering Web site by Gordon Pipes and friends about raising megalithic stones and obelisks. Gordon believes the ancients used human brain power more than muscle power to build the monuments that so puzzle modern man. He presents his ideas as to how they did, with practical experiments to test them Added on: 21-Aug-2014 Hits: 4573 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link The Open Directory: Megaliths Human compiled links database similar to Yahoo. Used by many of the top search engines. Added on: 21-Dec-2000 Hits: 7257 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link The Open Directory: Myth & Mysteries: Megaliths The more leftfield megalithic web sites indexed Added on: 21-Dec-2000 Hits: 7380 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Select Page: 1 2 [ Next Page >> ] |