New findings reveal that a standing stone tucked away in a Berkshire woodland was part of a prehistoric stone circle.
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All That's Interesting on MSNArchaeologists Just Discovered A Ceremonial Stone Circle From The Bronze Age In A Woodland In Central England"The scale of activity that likely existed in that landscape highlights the impact of Bronze Age ritual life far beyond ...
Previously thought to be a solitary marker, the two-meter-high standing stone at Farley Moor is now recognized as part of a ...
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Ancient Bronze Age Standing Stone in England Was Part of an Elaborate Ceremonial Site Linked to Importance of WaterArchaeologists believe the standing stone at Farley Wood is not an isolated monument and is a part of other stone structures.
George Bird, a “local archaeology enthusiast,” had a theory about the Farley Moor standing stone. He suspected this decent-sized, slightly pointed, moss-covered rock in Farley Moor forest “might be ...
Archaeologists have discovered that what was thought to be a single standing stone in a forest is part of a larger ceremonial ...
Throughout history, cultures have left behind a trail of breadcrumbs for archaeologists to follow. New sites and artifacts ...
A forestry agency has said plans for a woodland holiday park will not be affected by the discovery of a stone dating back to ...
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Derbyshire Times on MSN“Hugely significant” discovery sees Bronze Age ceremonial stone circle dating back 3,700 years unearthed in Derbyshire forestA major archaeological discovery has unearthed a Bronze Age ceremonial stone circle in a Derbyshire forest – which is thought ...
Archaeology enthusiast George Bird said he had been "dragging" his friends to stone circles across the Peak District for ...
Following a local’s theory, archaeologists excavated the Farley Moor standing stone and found a larger 3,700-year-old ceremonial site. Photo from Time Team, shared by Forestry England In a ...
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