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Prehistoric sacred sites in United Kingdom
Explore 3 sacred sites in United Kingdom connected to Prehistoric. Compare locations on the map and find respectful cultural and visiting guidance.
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Kit's Coty House
Aylesford, England, United Kingdom
Kit's Coty House is an Early Neolithic portal dolmen on a North Downs spur above the River Medway — three massive sarsen uprights and a capstone weighing several tonnes,...
Little Kit's Coty House
Aylesford, England, United Kingdom
Little Kit's Coty House — also called the Countless Stones — is the shattered remnant of a Neolithic chambered monument built around 4000 BCE on the North Downs above the...
White Horse Stone
Boxley, England, United Kingdom
White Horse Stone is a sarsen megalith near Aylesford, Kent — one of the oldest surviving prehistoric monuments in southern England....
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This guide includes 3 sacred places within the Prehistoric tradition in United Kingdom.
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