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I have reverted the moving of Cossington and Great Tottington as they are settlements if not villages and appending megalith to the names is inaccurate (there are several stones) and not a common name.
adamsan 14:42, 30 Nov 2004 (UTC)
Can "The tombs are all located between Maidstone and Rochester" be justified? Coldrum stones / Longbarrow is some distance to the west. Perhaps a minor rewording should be considered.
LiamE
Other sarsen megaliths
They are the only group of megaliths in eastern England and the only significant megalithic use of sarsen stone outside Wiltshire.
Okay I misread that! Anyway it would have been odd that an area with as much neolithic activity and available sarsen as Dorset wouldn't have seen significant use.
This,
this and
flagstones are examples. --
LiamE17:02, 24 September 2005 (UTC)reply
You're on the edit list for
flagstones - you found it before me! Anyway "significant structural use of sarsen" would work. Either that or open up Wiltshire to "Wiltshire and the surrounding/nearby downland" perhaps. Or "outside of the group of neolithic structures centred on Wiltshire" In fact that last one gets my vote. I'll leave the final coice to you. --
LiamE 19:00, 24 September 2005
(UTC
Sure. Also, if you find any more info for Flagstones then do please add it. It seems to be an interesting site, built after the causewayed enclosures but before the henges.
adamsan19:13, 3 October 2005 (UTC)reply
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