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A Neolithic Ceremonial Complex In Galloway Julian Thomas

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A Neolithic Ceremonial Complex In Galloway Julian Thomas
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Publisher: Casemate Publishers & Book Distributors, LLC
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 9.67 MB
Author: Julian Thomas;
ISBN: 9781782979715, 1782979719
Language: English
Year: 2015

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A Neolithic Ceremonial Complex In Galloway Julian Thomas by Julian Thomas; 9781782979715, 1782979719 instant download after payment.

The most elaborate entrance, connected with the middle post-ring, is composed of two parallel lines of features, presumably post-holes, opening toward the south, and aligned on a large earthen mound at Droughduil, 400 m away. Droughduil Mote, though recorded as a medieval motte, recalls the association of various very large mounds with with henges or palisaded enclosures, as at Silbury Hill, Wiltshire. Excavation demonstrated that it had been constructed with stepped sides, and that a stone cairn had been constructed on its summit. A series of optically stimulated luminescence dates on the accumulated sand over the surface of the mound demonstrated that it was certainly not medieval, and was probably Neolithic in date.

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