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moss 2897 posts |
Jul 21, 2018, 09:29
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A landscape slowly unfolds, the pages of prehistory become thicker as the archaeologists toil away! New evidence for over 1000 years of ritual monuments in Bryn Celli Ddu landscape https://bryncellidduarchaeology.wordpress.com/2018/07/20/new-evidence-for-over-1000-years-of-ritual-monuments-in-bryn-celli-ddu-landscape/
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Monganaut 2375 posts |
Jul 22, 2018, 18:47
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Oooooh, exciting. I'm off there (Anglesey, not Bryn Celli Ddu) for me hols in September. Read this free to DL book when I was there last year 'The Megalithic Remains Of Anglesey E Neil Baynes' https://archive.org/details/cu31924029933011 when I was there last year. The part on lost megaliths/tombs suggested that there were a couple of long gone tombs next to Bryn Ccelli Ddu, some of which, the stone was broken up and used for a bridge and field wall. Fascinating little book, well worth a perusal.
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moss 2897 posts |
Jul 22, 2018, 19:33
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Monganaut wrote: Oooooh, exciting. I'm off there (Anglesey, not Bryn Celli Ddu) for me hols in September. Read this free to DL book when I was there last year 'The Megalithic Remains Of Anglesey E Neil Baynes' https://archive.org/details/cu31924029933011 when I was there last year. The part on lost megaliths/tombs suggested that there were a couple of long gone tombs next to Bryn Ccelli Ddu, some of which, the stone was broken up and used for a bridge and field wall. Fascinating little book, well worth a perusal. Fascinating little book, so many cromlechs, Anglesey heaved with them. And I note the Reverend John Skinner has written something as well, luckily he wasn't on a 'lets excavate everything in sight' mood.
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Sanctuary 4670 posts |
Jul 22, 2018, 20:11
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moss wrote: Monganaut wrote: Oooooh, exciting. I'm off there (Anglesey, not Bryn Celli Ddu) for me hols in September. Read this free to DL book when I was there last year 'The Megalithic Remains Of Anglesey E Neil Baynes' https://archive.org/details/cu31924029933011 when I was there last year. The part on lost megaliths/tombs suggested that there were a couple of long gone tombs next to Bryn Ccelli Ddu, some of which, the stone was broken up and used for a bridge and field wall. Fascinating little book, well worth a perusal. Fascinating little book, so many cromlechs, Anglesey heaved with them. And I note the Reverend John Skinner has written something as well, luckily he wasn't on a 'lets excavate everything in sight' mood. I'm so lucky to live on the edge of Bodmin Moor quite close to Minions where Megalithic remains abound. I guess the folk living on or near Anglesey feel the same way.
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