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Category Archives: archaeology
Announcing the WINNERS of the Sue Vincent Rodeo Classic at the Carrot Ranch
When the doctors told me that the cancer had spread to my brain, they also told me that I did not have long left…’days to weeks’ were their words. At this point, the wonderful folks at the Carrot Ranch wrote … Continue reading
Posted in archaeology, Blogging, Books, cancer, france and vincent, health
Tagged carrot ranch, donations, Rodeo
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The Shifting Stones of Stonehenge ~ Steve Tanham
Not to be outdone by the recent discoveries on Orkney, Stonehenge – one of the world’s most famous stone circles – has thrown up a whole new story about its origins… and its original face. (1100 words, a ten-minute read) … Continue reading
Posted in archaeology
Tagged bluestones, Origin of Stonehenge, Professor Mike Parker Pearson, stonehenge
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The City and the Stars – revisited – Britain’s oldest stone circle… Steve Tanham
New evidence from the past two years’ work on Orkney has revealed breathtaking perspectives on the nature and importance of the finds at the Ness of Brodgar… (1000 words, a ten-minute read) (Above: technical reconstruction of Structure 10 and its … Continue reading
North-easterly: Forgotten Stories
Once more we found ourselves gravitating towards the tower of an ancient church. As we were meeting in Bamburgh, it seemed only right that we pay our respects here. It may seem a little odd that although we are not … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, archaeology, Churches, History, Photography, symbolism, TOLL, travel
Tagged Bamburgh, Grace darling, legacy, massacre, Northumberland, spiritual journey, St Aidan, St Oswald, Tibet, Younghusband
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Beyond the bounds…
* It is not beyond the bounds of possibility, that a technologically advanced people could live more simply than their technology insists… * But outside the realms of science fiction writing it is highly unlikely. * The Ancients present us … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancestors, Ancient sites, archaeology, Don and Wen, france and vincent, Stuart France
Tagged landscape, magic, mystery, Photography, psychology, writing
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The Initiate…
* I dream of light-flowers erupting from hilltops and wake up feeling refreshed and looking forward to our planned trip to the Uffington hill carving and Wayland’s Smithy despite the gloomy weather. I cannot really blame Wen for this one … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancient sites, archaeology, Art, Books, Don and Wen, france and vincent, Stuart France
Tagged landscape, mystery, Photography, psychology, story, writing
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On the Doorstep: Hidden Histories
There was a point at which we realised that we had got it wrong. That the chapter entitled ‘The Triumph of Horsenden’ should really have been’The Triumph of Bledlow’… but not only did it not have quite the same ring … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancient sites, archaeology, Churches
Tagged bledlow, buckinghamshire, church, Horsendon, manor, Saunderton, The Initiate
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Solstice of the Moon: Graven Images
Our last visit of a weekend that seemed to have flown by all too quickly was to a little church on the edge of Aberdeen. The sun finally decided to show its face… though it still managed to rain anyway, … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Ancestors, Ancient sites, archaeology, Art, Dreams, historic sites, Photography, Sacred sites, symbolism, travel
Tagged Aberdeenshire, Dyce, history, Pictish symbol stones, scotland road trip, standing stones, stone circles
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Solstice of the Moon: Circles Out of Time
It looked, for a while, as if we might escape being rained on at our second site of the morning, but no… that would have been too much to ask The ritual cleansing would continue. We were heading for another … Continue reading