“Exactly a year ago, 20th March 2019. the new Sighthill stone circle was officially revealed to the media.”
Sighthill Stone Circle – An Update By Kenny Brophy – Urban Pre-historian.
Ancient Astronomy and the Sighthill Stone Circle
For at least two thousand years, and ending more than three thousand years ago, the British Isles supported one of the most advanced ‘colleges’ of astronomers in the ancient world.
The Ring of Brodgar, Orkney
If you can – choose when you visit
Ring of Brodgar: Do People Really Care?
It was only a few days ago that one of the standing stones at Orkney’s ancient Ring of Brodgar was vandalised in the most recent case of graffiti to appear on them
Ring of Brodgar Update – September 2018
The site is the most visited place on Orkney and is frequented not just by visitors but by locals too.
Photo of the day by Petra Jochen Bruckhaus
Photographs taken by visitor to Orkney, Petra Jochen Bruckhaus
The Western Isles – Or There And Back Again XI
This was our last day on Bernera
The Western Isles – Or There And Back Again VIII
“it is possible to do a circular walk, from the car park at Barpa Langais, with its giant axes, pointing the way”
‘Real’ Stones and ‘Fake’ Stones?
“A few years ago, I had a bit of an argument with someone, who said that she’d been told that the Deepdale Stone, is a “fake”.”
Our Trip to the Isle of Lewis: 3 – Calanais
“the main Calanais site – words fail me!”
