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Re: Dorset
Jul 17, 2001, 22:05
here's some more sites not mentioned by cope or johan... with the OS numbers (LB means long barrow, H henge and RB round barrow)

I must say they are all in West Hants (cos I work in 'megalithic areas' for
ease of travel and visit, not in counties in my own gazetteer):


hengistbury prom fort sz 164910
pimperne LB st 917105
buzbury cattle enclosure st919060
shapwick RB st934016
spetisbury fort 915020
combs ditch field boundary st 890000
deverel rb sy820990
ringmoor enclosure st809085
rawlsbury fort st 767057
povington heath 24 rb (MOD land so fuck them!) sy876840
bindon hill fort 835803
five marys rb's 790842
came wood rb's aligned on lb 702853
chalbury 695838
smacam down bronze village 657994
poundbury 683912
pilsdon fort st 413013
blackpatch flint mines nr abbotsbury
bronkham hill 30 rb's sy 623873
blackdown 10 rb 613876
poor lot 44 rb necropolis 589907
ham hill st484164
robin hoods butt rb st230143/237128
broad down 50 rb sy 147967-174935
blackbury sx187924
sidbury sy128913
cadbury ss 914053
three barrows 3 rb's sx915991
milber down enclosures sx 884699
kents cavern 934641
stanborough 773517
bolt tail fort 669397


when not indicated, I am sure you will recognise the ending -bury or -borough, until today a sign of hillfort or castled town

if you need more details about any of the sites or even more info then say it and let me know if you visit any of those, many are unknown to me - mainly, as you can see, that part of the south is, too, teeming with round barrows and hillforts more than anywhere else - impressive stone constructions are not so common, but who cares when it is the land and her features that says it all? a megalith is only a needle on one of the hotspots of a beatiful naked body

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