Stonehenge and Cornwall’s ancient remnants explored
The piece surveys Britain’s prehistoric sites from Stonehenge to Cornwall’s dolmens and menhirs, tracing their origins, legends, and landscapes. It highlights Avebury, Silbury Hill, Land’s End, and Tintagel, notes Druids’ myths, and recalls Arthurian lore while touching on similar ruins in Vermont. Story and photos by Rob Woolmington.
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Land’s End
Cornwall
England
Britain
Richard
George III
Rome
Northumberland
Salisbury Plain
Stonehenge
Egypt
Mediterranean
Gerald S. Hawkins
Salisbury
West Kennet
Avebury
John Aubrey
Stoneheng
Silbury Hill
Europe
Hawkins
Berkshire Downs
Cerne Abbas
Dorset
Atlantis
Geoffrey of Monmouth
Merlin
Ireland
Henry James
Cornish
Dolmen
America
Mississippi Valley
Harvard
H.B. Bell
Byron Dix
Vermont
Rutland Herald
Canary Islands
Dix
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Lanyon Quoit
King Arthur
Knights of the
Round Table
Wales
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Tintagel
West Cornish
Avalon
Rob Woolmington
Avebury Circle
Tintagel Castle