THE STONES OF WALES
SOUTH WALES
Despite
its industrial heritage South Wales is surprisingly rich in
antiquities and they occur in the most surprising places
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Maen Llia Standing Stone | |
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Maen Madoc Standing Stone | |
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Cerrig Duon and Maen Mawr Stone Circle | |
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Carn Llechart Stone Circle | |
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Carn Bugail & Standing Stone | |
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Parc Le Breos Chambered Tomb | |
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Maen Ceti (Arthur's Stone - Gower) | |
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Llanrhidian Stones, Gower | |
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Carreg Wen Llech Standing stone | |
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Tinkinswood Burial Chamber | |
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St. Lythans | |
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Harold's Stones | |
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Caldey Island - Ogham Stone | |
| King's Quoit (pictures expected within the next seven days) | ||
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The Growing Stone | |
| Greys Hill Stone Circle |
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