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Celtic and Prehistoric sacred sites in United Kingdom
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Ring of Brodgar
Stromness, Scotland, United Kingdom
On a windswept isthmus between two lochs in Orkney, thirty-six ancient stones stand in an almost perfect circle, remnants of sixty that once marked one of Britain's most...
Skara Brae Prehistoric Village
Sandwick, Scotland, United Kingdom
On the western shore of Orkney's Mainland, the Bay of Skaill opens to the Atlantic....
Standing Stone of Hollandstoun
North Ronaldsay, Scotland, United Kingdom
On North Ronaldsay, the most northerly of Orkney's inhabited islands, a standing stone known as the Stan Stane rises approximately four metres from the ground....
Standing Stones of Stenness
Stenness, Scotland, United Kingdom
On the narrow isthmus between the salt Loch of Stenness and the freshwater Loch of Harray, four surviving megaliths stand where perhaps twelve once formed an ellipse....
Stanton Drew stone ring
Stanton Drew, England, United Kingdom
In a field outside a small Somerset village stands Britain's second largest stone circle. Few visitors know it exists....
Stone 'O Quoybune
Birsay, Scotland, United Kingdom
The Stone 'O Quoybune rises three and a half metres from a field beside the Loch of Boardhouse in the parish of Birsay, on Mainland Orkney....
Stonehenge
West Amesbury, England, United Kingdom
Stonehenge rises from Salisbury Plain as the most recognized prehistoric monument on Earth....
Swinside Stone Circle
Cumberland, England, United Kingdom
Hidden on a Cumbrian fellside, Swinside Stone Circle rises from the grass with a completeness that has earned it the title 'loveliest of all the circles' in north-western...
Taversoe Tuick Chambered Cairn
Rousay, Scotland, United Kingdom
Near the pier at Trumland, on a hillside above Rousay's southern coast, Taversoe Tuick conceals an architectural anomaly....
Temple Wood Stone Circle
Kilmartin, Scotland, United Kingdom
In the heart of Kilmartin Glen, where western Scotland gathers its ancient monuments into one of Europe's densest prehistoric landscapes, Temple Wood Stone Circle stands...
The Devils Arrows
Boroughbridge, England, United Kingdom
Rising from the fields west of Boroughbridge, the Devil's Arrows are among Britain's tallest and most mysterious standing stones....
The Setter Stone
Eday, Scotland, United Kingdom
On the island of Eday, one of Orkney's less-visited northern isles, a single standing stone rises approximately four and a half metres from the moorland....
The Virtuous Well
Trellech, Wales, United Kingdom
In a quiet meadow southeast of Trellech, four springs rise through a medieval well structure still festooned with cloth offerings....
Tomb of Eagles
South Ronaldsay, Scotland, United Kingdom
On the southeastern tip of South Ronaldsay, where Orkney meets the open sea, a Neolithic chambered cairn stands near the cliff edge....
Torrylin Cairn
Kilmory, Scotland, United Kingdom
On the south coast of Arran, beside the quiet waters of Kilmory Water, a low arrangement of stones marks where Neolithic communities brought their dead....
Trellyffaint Burial Chamber
Nevern, Wales, United Kingdom
Raised some six thousand years ago on a Pembrokeshire ridge, Trellyffaint Burial Chamber stands as one of Wales's oldest megalithic monuments....
Trethevy Quoit
St Cleer, England, United Kingdom
Rising from the fields of east Cornwall, Trethevy Quoit has stood for over five thousand years as one of Britain's finest portal dolmens....
Unstan Chambered Cairn
Stenness, Scotland, United Kingdom
Unstan Chambered Cairn stands on a promontory reaching into the Loch of Stenness, where Neolithic communities placed their dead between land and water for over a thousand...
Upper Borgue Broch
Dunbeath, Scotland, United Kingdom
Behind the farm of Upper Borgue in the Caithness countryside near Dunbeath, a large mound rises between three and four metres high....
Vinquoy Chambered Cairn
Eday, Scotland, United Kingdom
On the summit of Vinquoy Hill, the highest point on the island of Eday in Orkney, a Neolithic chambered cairn commands views across Calf Sound and the northern isles....
Yarrows Broch
Thrumster, Scotland, United Kingdom
On a promontory jutting into the Loch of Yarrows, a broch stands at the centre of one of the richest archaeological landscapes in northern Scotland....
Yockenthwaite stone circle
Buckden, England, United Kingdom
Hidden in the remote valley of Langstrothdale, the Yockenthwaite Stone Circle marks a four-thousand-year-old burial site where Bronze Age peoples laid their dead to rest....
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