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  1. Ancient builders hauled 25-ton stones 18 km to build Britain’s tallest prehistoric stone row

    Ancient builders hauled 25-ton stones 18 kilometers across Yorkshire to build Britain’s tallest surviving prehistoric stone row, a new study finds. The stones form the Devil’s Arrows near Boroughbridge in northern England...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/09/bui

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  2. Ancient builders hauled 25-ton stones 18 km to build Britain’s tallest prehistoric stone row

    Ancient builders hauled 25-ton stones 18 kilometers across Yorkshire to build Britain’s tallest surviving prehistoric stone row, a new study finds. The stones form the Devil’s Arrows near Boroughbridge in northern England...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/09/bui

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    #archaeology #archeology #archaeologynews #megalithic #devilsarrows

  3. Ancient builders hauled 25-ton stones 18 km to build Britain’s tallest prehistoric stone row

    Ancient builders hauled 25-ton stones 18 kilometers across Yorkshire to build Britain’s tallest surviving prehistoric stone row, a new study finds. The stones form the Devil’s Arrows near Boroughbridge in northern England...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/09/bui

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    #archaeology #archeology #archaeologynews #megalithic #devilsarrows

  4. Ancient builders hauled 25-ton stones 18 km to build Britain’s tallest prehistoric stone row

    Ancient builders hauled 25-ton stones 18 kilometers across Yorkshire to build Britain’s tallest surviving prehistoric stone row, a new study finds. The stones form the Devil’s Arrows near Boroughbridge in northern England...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/09/bui

    Follow @archaeology

    #archaeology #archeology #archaeologynews #megalithic #devilsarrows

  5. Ancient builders hauled 25-ton stones 18 km to build Britain’s tallest prehistoric stone row

    Ancient builders hauled 25-ton stones 18 kilometers across Yorkshire to build Britain’s tallest surviving prehistoric stone row, a new study finds. The stones form the Devil’s Arrows near Boroughbridge in northern England...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/09/bui

    Follow @archaeology

    #archaeology #archeology #archaeologynews #megalithic #devilsarrows

  6. Ancient builders hauled 25-ton stones 18 km to build Britain’s tallest prehistoric stone row

    Ancient builders hauled 25-ton stones 18 kilometers across Yorkshire to build Britain’s tallest surviving prehistoric stone row, a…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #BronzeAge #Megalithic #Neolithic
    europesays.com/britain/121176/

  7. Not quite #StandingStoneSunday but it’s a broad church, so here are a couple of photographs of the tumulus de Colombiers-sur-Seulles, the oldest surviving stone monument in the Calvados region of Normandy. It dates from about 4,000 BCE. The whole site has a very tranquil setting.

    The first image shows the entrance into the funerary chamber which is about 2.5 metres wide and has 6 remaining orthostats or upright stones. Charred and broken bones were found in this chamber on excavation.

    The second image is a wider shot showing the whole of the long barrow itself, which is impressive at about 60 metres in length, and about 18 metres wide at the eastern end and about 9 metres wide at the western end, nearest the foreground of the photograph. At this western end, there are two "blocking" stones which might suggest another chamber here, with its entrance here.

    (📷 by me on 23 August 2026)

    #Tumulus #LongBarrow #StandingStones #Megalithic #ColombiersSurSeulles #Calvados #Normandy #Normandie

  8. Not quite #StandingStoneSunday but it’s a broad church, so here are a couple of photographs of the tumulus de Colombiers-sur-Seulles, the oldest surviving stone monument in the Calvados region of Normandy. It dates from about 4,000 BCE. The whole site has a very tranquil setting.

    The first image shows the entrance into the funerary chamber which is about 2.5 metres wide and has 6 remaining orthostats or upright stones. Charred and broken bones were found in this chamber on excavation.

    The second image is a wider shot showing the whole of the long barrow itself, which is impressive at about 60 metres in length, and about 18 metres wide at the eastern end and about 9 metres wide at the western end, nearest the foreground of the photograph. At this western end, there are two "blocking" stones which might suggest another chamber here, with its entrance here.

    (📷 by me on 23 August 2026)

    #Tumulus #LongBarrow #StandingStones #Megalithic #ColombiersSurSeulles #Calvados #Normandy #Normandie

  9. Not quite #StandingStoneSunday but it’s a broad church, so here are a couple of photographs of the tumulus de Colombiers-sur-Seulles, the oldest surviving stone monument in the Calvados region of Normandy. It dates from about 4,000 BCE. The whole site has a very tranquil setting.

    The first image shows the entrance into the funerary chamber which is about 2.5 metres wide and has 6 remaining orthostats or upright stones. Charred and broken bones were found in this chamber on excavation.

    The second image is a wider shot showing the whole of the long barrow itself, which is impressive at about 60 metres in length, and about 18 metres wide at the eastern end and about 9 metres wide at the western end, nearest the foreground of the photograph. At this western end, there are two "blocking" stones which might suggest another chamber here, with its entrance here.

    (📷 by me on 23 August 2026)

    #Tumulus #LongBarrow #StandingStones #Megalithic #ColombiersSurSeulles #Calvados #Normandy #Normandie

  10. Not quite #StandingStoneSunday but it’s a broad church, so here are a couple of photographs of the tumulus de Colombiers-sur-Seulles, the oldest surviving stone monument in the Calvados region of Normandy. It dates from about 4,000 BCE. The whole site has a very tranquil setting.

    The first image shows the entrance into the funerary chamber which is about 2.5 metres wide and has 6 remaining orthostats or upright stones. Charred and broken bones were found in this chamber on excavation.

    The second image is a wider shot showing the whole of the long barrow itself, which is impressive at about 60 metres in length, and about 18 metres wide at the eastern end and about 9 metres wide at the western end, nearest the foreground of the photograph. At this western end, there are two "blocking" stones which might suggest another chamber here, with its entrance here.

    (📷 by me on 23 August 2026)

    #Tumulus #LongBarrow #StandingStones #Megalithic #ColombiersSurSeulles #Calvados #Normandy #Normandie

  11. Not quite #StandingStoneSunday but it’s a broad church, so here are a couple of photographs of the tumulus de Colombiers-sur-Seulles, the oldest surviving stone monument in the Calvados region of Normandy. It dates from about 4,000 BCE. The whole site has a very tranquil setting.

    The first image shows the entrance into the funerary chamber which is about 2.5 metres wide and has 6 remaining orthostats or upright stones. Charred and broken bones were found in this chamber on excavation.

    The second image is a wider shot showing the whole of the long barrow itself, which is impressive at about 60 metres in length, and about 18 metres wide at the eastern end and about 9 metres wide at the western end, nearest the foreground of the photograph. At this western end, there are two "blocking" stones which might suggest another chamber here, with its entrance here.

    (📷 by me on 23 August 2026)

    #Tumulus #LongBarrow #StandingStones #Megalithic #ColombiersSurSeulles #Calvados #Normandy #Normandie

  12. Atypical Long Barrows in the Cöeby Neolithic Cemetery of Trédion, Morbihan [html, pdf 12pp] #neolithic #megalithic onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pd

  13. Atypical Long Barrows in the Cöeby Neolithic Cemetery of Trédion, Morbihan [html, pdf 12pp] #neolithic #megalithic onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pd

  14. Atypical Long Barrows in the Cöeby Neolithic Cemetery of Trédion, Morbihan [html, pdf 12pp] #neolithic #megalithic onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pd

  15. Atypical Long Barrows in the Cöeby Neolithic Cemetery of Trédion, Morbihan [html, pdf 12pp] #neolithic #megalithic onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pd

  16. Atypical Long Barrows in the Cöeby Neolithic Cemetery of Trédion, Morbihan [html, pdf 12pp] #neolithic #megalithic onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pd

  17. The Sixty Long Barrows of North and Mid-Wessex: A Fresh Appraisal of the Landscape Settings, Orientations and Monumental Relationships, leading to a Reconstruction of a Neolithic Calendar - Terence Meaden [pdf 119pp] #neolithic #megalithic
    ubpopenbooks.com/index.php/ubp

  18. The Sixty Long Barrows of North and Mid-Wessex: A Fresh Appraisal of the Landscape Settings, Orientations and Monumental Relationships, leading to a Reconstruction of a Neolithic Calendar - Terence Meaden [pdf 119pp] #neolithic #megalithic
    ubpopenbooks.com/index.php/ubp

  19. The Sixty Long Barrows of North and Mid-Wessex: A Fresh Appraisal of the Landscape Settings, Orientations and Monumental Relationships, leading to a Reconstruction of a Neolithic Calendar - Terence Meaden [pdf 119pp] #neolithic #megalithic
    ubpopenbooks.com/index.php/ubp

  20. The Sixty Long Barrows of North and Mid-Wessex: A Fresh Appraisal of the Landscape Settings, Orientations and Monumental Relationships, leading to a Reconstruction of a Neolithic Calendar - Terence Meaden [pdf 119pp] #neolithic #megalithic
    ubpopenbooks.com/index.php/ubp

  21. The Sixty Long Barrows of North and Mid-Wessex: A Fresh Appraisal of the Landscape Settings, Orientations and Monumental Relationships, leading to a Reconstruction of a Neolithic Calendar - Terence Meaden [pdf 119pp] #neolithic #megalithic
    ubpopenbooks.com/index.php/ubp