The
Megalith Map In association with Aubrey Burl |
A resource for finding any stone circle or row in England, Ireland, Scotland or Wales |
We have changed servers to http://www.megalith.ukf.net where the latest Megalith Map is now ready. This Tripod site will remain open as a mirror site.
This map of Britain and Ireland, is divided into 100 kilometre squares. Locations of prehistoric stone circles and stone rows are indicated by the red dots. Click on a grid square to see that map sheet in greater detail. Many of the pages have links to images and text elsewhere on the web, making this a master index of stone circles and rows on the web.
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Last Updated Autumn 1998
We have changed servers to http://www.megalith.ukf.net where the latest Megalith Map is now ready. This Tripod site will remain open as a mirror site.
Megalith Map Credits.....
Why not visit our other sites:
Megalithic Mysteries by Andy Burnham |
Derbyshire Stone Circle Pages by Alastair McIvor. |
Andy Burnham's Recommended Books |
OTHER Stone Circle Pages by Alastair McIvor. |
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The New York Times, March 25, 1999
Extract from A Web Surfer's Guide to Ancient British Past by MICHAEL POLLAK
For those who want to start a tour, a wonderful guide is The Megalith Map, an index with the location of any known stone circle or row in the British Isles. All of Britain and Ireland are gridded: click on a map grid and you get little symbols for each site. Try Stonehenge, and you get not only the visual and textual geography, but also a list of 16 other Web sites with more information.
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