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Henges, Circles and Standing Stones British archaeological monuments come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. stonehenge • avebury • cursus monuments • henge • west kennet
Island of Eday A short tour of the Island of Eday in the Orkney group. eday • orkney • scotland • islands • pirates
Standing Stones and Swans A scramble-word puzzle and article on Toronto's western beach - the pavillion, holiday scenes, things to do and the water birds you'll find there - swans, geese, gulls. puzzle • toronto • beaches • beach • water birds
Standing Stones of Wales Series of articles about the standing stones of Wales and their impact on Welsh culture standing stones • wales
Standing Stones of Wales - The How and Why The hows and whys of the origins of the Standing Stones found in Wales standing stones • wales
Tales from Cornwall Cornwall is famous for its folklore and beauty. england • cornwall • faries • ghost stories • giants
The Callanish Stones One of the greatest stone circles in the world are Scotland's Callanish Stones. scotland • callanish • lewis • standing • stones
The Rollright Stones The Rollright Stones actually include two different sets of standings stones and a stone circle each from a different time in ancient Britain. rollright stones • stone circles • standing stones • monolithic stones • the whispering knights
The Hill o' Many Stanes in Caithness, Scotland The Hill o' Many Stanes in Caithness in the far north of Scotland is an ancient monument of low standing stones thought to have been set up some 4,000 years ago. standing stones • stone rows • hill o' many stanes • ancient • ancient monument
Avebury Stone Circle Wander freely among the stones at this World Heritage site, a stone circle so big it includes a whole village. avebury • stone circle • prehistoric • megalith • standing stones
Carnac Rows of Prehistoric Stones Walk back through thousands of years of history among the remarkable rows of thousands of stones raised in prehistoric times in this attractive part of France. thalassotherapy • carnac • megalith • prehistoric • standing stones
Introduction To Tales From The South Seas Introduction to the myths and folklore of Oceania. oceania • myths • folklore • leprechauns • hawaii
Prehistoric Megaliths of Paimpont Step back three thousand years in time to visit these prehistoric sites that were already ancient when the Arthurian legends were drafted. hotié de vivianne • tombeau des geants • garden of monks • king arthur legend • grail
The Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides Although the island is only 60 miles long and 30 across at its widest, it is divided into two separately-run parts, Lewis and Harris, which both call themselves 'isles'. isle of lewis • isle of harris • home of harris tweed • arnol black house museum • callanish standing stones
UK Northumberland - Explore Berwick- upon-Tweed Located in the county of Northumberland, Berwick-upon Tweed is the most northern town in England, only 2.5 miles south of the Scottish border. Walking the wall is a must. northumberland berwick -on-tweed • scottish border • berwick barracks • ford and etal estates • flodden field
What Were the Origins of the Celtic Cross? Standing Stones, Stone Circles and Dolmens abound in Celtic territories. They were obviously as significant to them as the Cross became in the lives of Christians. celtic high crosses • standing stones • menhirs • dissolution of the monasteries • the circle of life
Mystical Glastonbury Tor Since prehistoric times, Glastonbury Tor has been a mystical and sacred site. glastonbury • tor • annwn • annwfn • arthur
Circled Stones and Petroglyphs Europe isn't the only place you can find ancient civilizations. Located in Utah with many of the same written symbols are beautiful petroglyphs of ancient origin. utah petroglyph • calendars • temple symbols • fremont indian state park • manti lds temple petroglyphs
Exploring the Yorkshire Wolds Countryside The gently rolling countryside of the Yorkshire Wolds, part of the East Riding of Yorkshire, is dotted with small market towns and criss-crossed by quiet walking trails. yorkshire wolds • david hockney • east riding • david hockney’s trees at warter • historic houses in the yorkshire wolds
Isle of Barra There are many islands off the west coast of Scotland, each beautiful in its own way, but none more charmingly remote and friendly than Barra. isle of barra • scottish hebrides • sights in scotland • islands in scotland • the western isles
Scotland - The Western Isles The Isle of Lewis is home to one of the most complete historic stone circles in Europe. Construction of the Callanish Standing Stones began around 4000 years ago. scotland island of lewis • callanish standing stones • historic stone circle callanish • callanish stones astronomical calendar. callanish • lewis is the largest island in the western isles
The Isle of Arran Brodick Castle, Balmichael Visitor Centre, The Kings Caves, Arran Distillery, Standing Stones of Machrie Moor arran • scotland • brodick • ardrossan • auchrannie
Caledonia Written records of Scotland begin with the Romans. Their writings have given us most of our information concerning these early inhabitants of Scotland. roman • celts • albions • orcades • caledonia
Sunset Song by Lewis Grassic Gibbon First published in 1932, Sunset Song is a lyrical evocation of rural Scotland, the land and its people, in the years before and during the First World War. sunset song • lewis grassic gibbon • james leslie mitchell • a scots quair • chris guthrie
Tara--Hill of Kings and Deities A brief account of how Tara became home of the High Kings. Both myth and some fact are included in this article. tara • earthworks • megalithic • tuatha de dannan • milesians
Explore Scotland - The Romantic Island of Gigha One of Scotland's most romantic places, Gigha has sub tropical gardens, beautiful beaches, pre-historic sites. and you can stay in a 19th-century baronial mansion. explore scotland - the romantic island of gigha • gigha has sub tropical gardens and beautiful beach • achamore gardens fifty acres of natural woodlands • prehistoric sites to explore • 13th-century kilchattan chapel
Film Review: Macbeth Macbeth is best remembered for his obsession with witches. But the 11th century Scottish original was a different man entirely. macbeth • macduff • duncan • malcolm • shakespeare
Hidden France, the Cévennes off the Beaten Track Deep in central France, the Cévennes are an unspoilt mountain area perfect for nature lovers, with food and wine to match. hidden france-cevennes • cevennes-france off the beaten track • cevennes national park • quiet trails massif central • food and wine cevennes
History of the (Flute) World, Part II Part II of a two-part series on the development and history of the modern flute flute • flute history • theobald boehm • louis lot • john lunn
Prehistoric Clava Cairns near Inverness Scotland Clava Cairns is a peaceful ancient setting of prehistoric passage graves and standing stones near Inverness. clava cairns • bronze age stone circle • passage grave • megalithic monuments • prehistoric monuments
Silbury Hill: Ancient Mound of Mystery Silbury Hill, nearby to the Avebury complex, is another man-made mystery from prehistoric times. silbury hill • man-made mounds • ley lines • prehistoric mysteries • archaeological mystery
The Celtic Invasion Even the early Celtic tribes, the La Tene, the Hallstatt, and the Belgae, were once invaders celts • celtic • belgae • celtic art • celtic tribes
The Druids No group in British history is more shrouded in mystery than the druids. The Greek and Latin sources that discuss them leave more questions than answers. druids • druidic • druidic lore • celts • celtic religion
The Picts Sometimes called "The Painted Men", the Picts came out of nowhere to rule the north of Britain. picts • painted men • caledonians • hadrian's wall • pict tattoos
Visit Callanish Prehistoric Stone Circle, Lewis The Standing Stones of Callanish are a powerful and evocative sight, visible from a distance on a piece of raised ground near to the sea. callanish stone circle • calanais stone circle • prehistoric monument • megalithic alignment • outer hebrides attractions
Was St. Patrick the First Christian Missionary? Paul is referred to as the first missionary, but Paul never got out of the Greco-Roman world, nor did any of his disciples. saint patrick • celtic high crosses • slavery • roman empire • shamrock
An Eclipse Festival!! Stumped about what to do or where to go this Summer? Travel to the UK and visit a unique Eclipse Festival being held there. There really will be something for all! eclipse • festival • uk • astronomy • druid
Avebury Hill: More Majestic Than Stonehenge Avebury Hill is a vast megalithic construction that is larger and was more important than the stones at Stonehenge. avebury hill • megaliths • stonehenge • ancient british history
Castlerigg Stone Circle, Mysterious Megaliths Monolithic structures are mysterious. Many have astronomical alignments. It's unknown who built them and what their purpose was. Intriguing theories are suggested. castlerigg stone circle • castlerigg • castlerigg history • castlerigg theories • megalith
Explore Wales - Walking the Pembroke Coast Path A varied walk with lots to see en route. The Pembroke Coastal Path offers miles of unspoilt coastline, historic monuments,18th-century lily ponds and a 12thc. cathedral. explore wales - walking the pembroke coast path • south dyfed good place to start • walking in wales • pembroke coastal path • historic relics in wales
Exploring Orkney by Bus The public buses provide an economical, environmentally friendly and rewarding introduction to both the ancient and modern features of Scotland's Orkney Islands. scotland travel • orkney islands • public bus service • ancient sites • tourism
Exploring the Caradon Mining District Remnants of a devastating history now enhance the beautiful landscapes of this corner of Bodmin Moor in the English westcountry. caradon mining district • cornwall and west devon mining landscape • world heritage site • minions • bodmin moor
Exploring the Fife Coastal Path The busy town of Kirkcaldy is encountered before the smaller communities of Dysart, West Wemyss, East Wemyss, Buckhaven, Methil, Leven, Lundin Links and Lower Largo. fife coastal path • fife coastal path guide • guide to the fife coastal path • guide for the fife coastal path • walks in fife
Geologic Secrets of Stonehenge Along with all the archeological questions of why or how Stonehenge exists is the geological question of where the rocks came from. stonehenge • rocks of stonehenge • geology of stonehenge • sarsen sandstones • bluestones
Holidays in Brittany's Finistere Finistere, the westerly part of Brittany, has a dramatic coastline. Between Brest, the capital, and Quimper to the south, it offers superb walking and great watersports holidays in finistere • walking in finistere • surfing in finistere • thalassotherapy • crozon peninsula
Merlin and Stonehenge Did he build part of the famous monument? merlin • stonehenge • wales • stones • blue
New Clues to Stonehenge Mystery The latest discovery in the vicinity of Stonehenge in England points to the original landmark being connected to funerals. archeology • stonehenge • bluehenge • bluestonehenge • stonehenge discovery
Outlander Outlander is a thrilling novel of history, time travel, the Scottish Highlands, and a romance that spans 200 years. Prepare to fall in love. diana gabaldon • outlander • jamie fraser • claire randall • frank randall
Sacred Lore of the Yew Tree Yew trees are among today's oldest living things. They feature strongly in history, legend and the lives of saints and heroes. sacred history lore myth legend yew tree • lives saints heroes • celtic druid legend • christ pontius pilate • robin hood maid marian |
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