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• Archaeogeodesy Study Results for Three Major Neolithic Complexes

  http://jqjacobs.net/blog/neolithic.html
  Archaeology web log by James Q. Jacobs. It focuses on Avebury, Newgrange and Tara.

• Britannia: Earth Mysteries

  http://www.britannia.com/wonder/wonder.html
  A collection of articles by Chris Witcombe, John Michell and Geoffry Ashe taking a 'holistic' approach to the study of ancient sites and landscapes. Megaliths are mixed with Morris dancing, druids and ley lines.

• Isle of Avalon: Glastonbury Tor

  http://www.isleofavalon.co.uk/tor/
  Facts and legends concerning this holy hill. Photos, maps, stories and ley alignments.

• Mystical World Wide Web: Stone Circles of England

  http://www.mystical-www.co.uk/sbook.htm
  M. Turford's text-only guide by county, giving grid references and brief descriptions.

• Stonehenge-Avebury

  http://www.stonehenge-avebury.net/
  Meteorologist Terence Meaden claims to have discovered carvings of faces and heads in these famous stone circles in Wessex.

• stonehenge.tv

  http://www.stonehenge.tv/
  Bruce Bedlam shares his unusual theories on how and why Stonehenge was built.

• Stones of Wonder

  http://www.stonesofwonder.com/
  An online guidebook to prehistoric monuments in Scotland which have orientations to the sun, moon or stars.

• The Stonehenge Campaign

  http://www.phreak.co.uk/stonehenge/psb/stonegeo.htm
  A campaign to re-establish the Stonehenge Free Festival, and for free access to the Stones for all who come in peace, especially at solstices and equinoxes.

• Thornborough Henges and the Ure-Swale Neolithic Monuments

  http://www.jqjacobs.net/blog/thornborough.html
  Spatial relationships of a major Neolithic monument complex by James Q. Jacobs.

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