Megaliths on the Web Megaliths on the Web Many megalithic "sites" (tricky double meaning here) are springing up on the World-Wide-Web, forming a valuable new resource to those interested in the subject.
Here is a pick of my favourites. I have concentrated on three areas:
I also have lots more Megalithic / Archaeological / "Earth Mysteries" links here.
I know I'm a bit slow in updating these links so now you can Add your own
Link (Under test - not working at present)
The LeyHunter Journal
Now saddly defunct, but still the longest running "Earth Mysteries"
magazine by quite a long stretch. Their web site is still worth a visit.
Northern Earth Online
should appeal to all those with an inquiring interest in historical landscapes, folklore
and custom, the unexplained, ancient consciousness and spirituality or a 'Gaian' vision of
the Earth.
3rd Stone Another good read. Concentrates on Ancient Sites and new ideas in
archaeology.
Now merged with At the Edge , who
have kept their own huge web site of archived articles. 
The Right Times Quirky and varied magazine from the Rollright Stones Trust. Recommended.
Celtic Connections Magazine Pretty self explanatory if you can get to the bottom of what Celtic means :-)
The Ancient Sites Directory by Chris Tweed. English
Megalithic sites, with an excellent glossary and bibliograpy and now the Stones Mailing
List
Alastair's Stone Circles Page by
Alastair McIvor,
features Stones of Derbyshire, and the Preseli mountains in Wales.
Symbolstone: Megaliths by Alligator Descartes.
Many Scottish megaliths here, along with a seperate section on Pictish symbol stones.
Paul Kenyon's Stone Circle Database
Excellent, comprehensive site
Megaliths in Western Europe by Jan Bily.
Covers a selection of sites from all over Europe. Also a discussion of megalithic
measures.
Stone Pages by Paola Arosio & Diego Meozzi. Information
& images of a large number of megalithic sites in Britain, Ireland and France.
Excellent graphic design, and links page.
Eastern Habitat has more
photos of Scottish megaliths
Stone Circles of Orkney - Brodgar & Stenness by Ivor
McAlister
Hunbedden in the Netherlands is a
comprehensive survey of Dutch passage graves.
From Watford Gap to Camelot an
evocative journey through central southern England featuring such megalithic sites as the
Rollright Stones, and Avebury.
Earth Mysteries by Chris Witcombe
is a good introduction to the subject.
The Kilmartin House Trust have a visitor centre in the
Kilmartin Valley, well known for its megaliths. This site has a map-based guide to the
area including pictures of many of the monuments.
British Stone Circles by
Stephen Dean.
Atmospheric black & white images of circles, all in England.
STILE
by Clive Ruggles from Leicester University. Clive has a huge collection of photographs
from around the world. Has a comprehensive British section, but hardly any text and no
background information.
Stones of Wonder is a brand new
resource by Robert Pollock covering Scottish Archaeoastronomy in some depth
There is more between heaven and earth by Victor Reijs
discusses interpretations of megalithic art, and also has an interest in archaeoastronomy.
The Center for Archaeoastronomy
I also have lots more Megalithic / Archaeological /
Earth Mysteries links here.
Page last updated: 06 August, 2000
Site authored by: Andy Burnham
