Neolithic and Bronze AgeCairn in Highlands
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Neolithic and Bronze AgeThe site comprises remains of 3 small passage-tombs built at different times and partly-overlying each other, plus two single-chambered tombs. In the circular chamber of the latest passage-tomb (III) is a large stone basin decorated with a double-armed cross within a cartouche. Some of the roofstones of its narrow passage survive.
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Iron Age and Later PrehistoryA keyhole-shaped barrow located in between Kyoto and Osaka. 190m long, reconstructed in 2011 with tube, house, animal and human-shaped haniwas, and an attached museum with free admission.
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Modern SitesModern Stone Circle etc in Honshū
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Modern SitesModern Stone Circle etc in Honshū
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Neolithic and Bronze AgeNuraghe in Sardinia (Sardegna)
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Neolithic and Bronze AgeRock Cut Tomb in Sardinia (Sardegna)
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Springs and Holy WellsThe church is dedicated to the 6th century saint, Maelrhys, cousin of Cadfan and Hywyn.
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Natural PlacesThe Whistling Sands/Porthor is owned by the National Trust.
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Neolithic and Bronze AgeA solitary standing stone in the townland of Coomleagh East, Co Cork.
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Springs and Holy WellsThere were two ancient holy wells at the far end of the churchyard beyond the west boundary wall, traditionally associated with healing during the Medieval period. I had read that the second well, or spring, had dried up and that the whole area was overgrown with brambles. However we were in for a pleasant surprise.
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Neolithic and Bronze Age Stone row in Zürich
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Neolithic and Bronze AgeStanding Stone (Menhir) in Gwynedd
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Early Medieval (Dark Age)St Gwynhoedl’s Church was founded by a group of Celtic Christians from Llannor. Their leader, Gwynhoedl had died and they had brought his body with them. They settled here by the river and Gwynhoedl was re buried.
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Neolithic and Bronze AgeThis burial chamber was found in 2021 during investigations before the construction of a commercial area in Eckernförde the town NW of Kiel. Before detection and excavation the grave was hidden under the surface of a field. All stones were found tipped over, the marks of their former standing position were found and documented. A clay shard was found which could be assigned to the Funnel Beaker culture (see photo on our page).
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Modern SitesMarker Stone in Yorkshire (North)
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Multi-periodAncient church in Gwynedd
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Iron Age and Later PrehistoryHillfort in Gwynedd
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Neolithic and Bronze AgeCairn in Gwynedd
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