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ninestones

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'artificial' hills in Poland

Jun 20, 2001, 12:17

Just got back from Crackow, Poland, where they are restoring a Kopiec. It's an artificial hill 34m high - and sits on the small plateau of one of the city's hills.
It has the same dimesions as Silbury, but looks so huge when you get up close.
Like Silbury, it's damaged; water mostly, so its undergoing a substantial restoration.
It was built in 1820-23, so quite recent, and therefore some record of how it was built exists.

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Re: 'artificial' hills in Poland (Pete G)
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Topic Outline:

'artificial' hills in Poland – ninestones, Jun 20, 2001, 12:17
- Re: 'artificial' hills in Poland – Pete G, Oct 25, 2001, 00:12
  - Re: 'artificial' hills Photos – Pete G, Oct 25, 2001, 19:40
    - Re: 'artificial' hills Photos – kingrolo, Oct 31, 2001, 10:48
  - Re: 'artificial' hills in Poland – jezyk, Oct 31, 2001, 16:52
    - Re: 'artificial' hills in Poland – Pete G, Oct 31, 2001, 18:48
- Re: 'artificial' hills in Poland – Telepathine, Oct 25, 2001, 18:41


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