New Views over Megalithia

[Mick Harper]

Keep an eye on this interesting dude. Of course the wider problem is that archaeologists explain pre-historic societies in terms of what those societies happen to leave as archaeological evidence. Which wouldn't be so bad except, by academic diktat, archaeologists have a monopoly when it comes to our understanding of pre-historic societies.

[Boreades]

Here's a novel idea on what the flat round henges were originally for : threshing rings.

Marden henge certainly fits that idea.

http://oldeuropeanculture.blogspot.co.u ... ircle.html

[Boreades]

A couple of additions to the map
https://tme.carto.com/tables/the_megalithic_empire/map

Maiden's Grave, Rudston (Henge)
(Due north of the Rudston Monolith)

The Kesgrave / Martlesham Henge
Currently exciting Suffolk folk
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-suffolk-44455266

Yet to be added.
Drenthe Netherlands
http://www.hunebeddeninfo.nl/index.php

Denmark
http://www.kulturarv.dk/1001fortaellinger/en_GB

[hvered]

[Boreades]

Nemeton additions

Nemetocenna (Arras)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arras

Nemossos (Clermont-Ferrand)
Augusta Nemetum / Nemossos (Gaulish Avernie)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clermont-Ferrand#Name

Nemausus (Nîmes)
http://www.livius.org/articles/place/nemausus-nimes/

Vernemeton (Klagenfurt)
etc

https://tme.carto.com/viz/aa396d06-30f1 ... 4b5057/map

[hvered]

[Boreades]

[Boreades]

It's a far cop, Kelly Kilpatrick and Jennifer Grove beat me to it. I've just found these articles written in 2013.

https://nemitonottingham.wordpress.com/ ... sis-lacus/
and
https://nemitonottingham.wordpress.com/ ... val-world/

Well, I wasn't the first to say it (damn), but it confirms much of what I've been saying about the positions (hurrah).

Especially the maps of places in Devon and Scotland.

[Boreades]

[Boreades]