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La Pierre des Couteaux, or Mère de Dieu dolmen
The search for this was a typical mix of research and luck – involving name confusion, lack of any toponymic help, misleading information (possibly deliberate) from old sources, help from a loc… more →
dolmens lost and found
La Pierre des Couteaux, or Mère de Dieu dolmen
richard wrote 1 month ago: The search for this was a typical mix of research and luck – involving name confusion, lack of … more →
Visitors Unknowingly Vandalizing Ireland
Corey wrote 1 month ago: Visitors have made a habit of creating their own mini-dolmens in County Clare. Mini-dolmen, original … more →
...in which she meets the Stones! The Rollright Stones.
skelseh wrote 3 months ago: At school I always hated history. I hated learning stupid dates and names and places for apparently … more →
Lilla Kungsdösen Megalithic Tomb
agirs wrote 5 months ago: Lilla Kungsdösen (lit. Lesser or Smaller King’s Dolmen) is situated in Östra Torp, not far fr … more →
Back to Ganghwa
John wrote 6 months ago: On Sunday, we arranged to meet some friends from Yongin out on Ganghwa Island (the location of my fi … more →
comeback artists
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richard wrote 7 months ago: I try to warn people that our village is rather plain and ordinary, and certainly not ‘un des … more →
Mapping history, and naming two dolmens.
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richard wrote 12 months ago: Is it so strange to have a favourite map? Like a special book or painting it may be rich in personal … more →
Dolmen de Boun Marcou
richard wrote 1 year ago: When I first started exploring this whole area around Mailhac, and learnt that an oppidum was not a … more →
The Fournès dolmen and menhir and how to tell them apart.
richard wrote 1 year ago: Up ’til this morning I was unaware of the existence of Fournès-Cabardès ( the difference, were … more →
Hay-on-Wye
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Rebecca wrote 1 year ago: My other birthday treat was a trip to Hay-on-Wye. As a book lover, I could quite happily spend days … more →
No Island Is An Island
eleanorrose wrote 1 year ago: Tell someone you’re from Guernsey, and their reaction is one of mild pity. Small islands like … more →
Putting ourselves in inspiring places
Marianne Potterton wrote 1 year ago: Inspiration and influence can come from all sorts of places; it could come from everything we experi … more →
Busky Dike Druidical Altar, Fewston, North Yorkshire
megalithix wrote 1 year ago: Legendary Rocks (destroyed): OS Grid Reference – SE 187 545 Archaeology & History The ori … more →
Battle Hill Dolmen, Huntly, Aberdeenshire
megalithix wrote 1 year ago: Cairn (destroyed): OS Grid Reference – NJ 542 401 Archaeology & History In a short articl … more →
Tourist guide - The best preserved megalithic site in Wales - Pentre Ifan dolmen
extrageographic wrote 1 year ago: Ruth Sharman visted Pentre Ifan dolmen – said to be the best preserved neolithic burial chambe … more →
Dolmen host servers van Vlaamse Maatschappij voor Watervoorziening (VMW)
realdolmen wrote 1 year ago: De Vlaamse Maatschappij voor Watervoorziening (VMW) heeft Dolmen gekozen voor de hosting van haar se … more →
Dolmen wint aanbesteding bij Nationale Loterij
realdolmen wrote 1 year ago: De Nationale Loterij heeft voor een geraamde 2,1 miljoen euro ict-aanbestedingen toegekend. Dolmen ( … more →
A dolmen with no history
richard wrote 1 year ago: The Dolmen de Palats is deep in the Corbières, that wild and rumpled area of hills 50 miles wide and … more →
