Stunning 4,000 yr old Corrimony Clava Cairn near Dumnadrochit. Remarkably preserved with a long-roofed passage into the chamber ... well worth the crawl. More info from @megalithic
here https://megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=54
#TombTuesday #NeolithicNovember

RT @Amy_Lauren_@twitter.com

🧵 Seeing as it's still #NeolithicNovember (and #StandingStoneSunday) and I've already done a thread of Aberdeenshire stone circles I thought why not move on to the Pictish symbol stones I've seen in the county...

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/Amy_Lauren_/status/1596940749626839043

Aldourie Ring Cairn at north end of #LochNess - marked on the 1870 edition of the 6-inch O.S. map as "Stone Circle (Removed from east to west side of fence)" ... moved and a tad 'unloved' but still full of beauty #StandingStoneSunday #NeolithicNovember
https://www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=44250

A #TransactionsTuesday from exactly 100 years ago! This week takes us to Elva Plain and present some *interesting* ideas 😉. Some of the older transactions give us a fascinating snap shot into contemporary thinking on these sites #NeolithicNovember

https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archiveDS/archiveDownload?t=arch-2055-1/dissemination/pdf/Article_Level_Pdf/tcwaas/002/1923/vol23/tcwaas_002_1923_vol23_0006.pdf

Went to #Stonehenge in Wiltshire today #UNESCOWorldHeritage #NeolithicNovember - always a incredible experience #prehistoric

Cuween Hill #ChamberedCairn #Orkney. 'Entrance passageway leads 3m into the chamber .. This is an excellent site well worth a visit',
@megalithic

More info https://megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=275
#TombTuesday #NeolithicNovember

'Its form is highly unusual perhaps unique', The Stone Rows writing about Tom nan Carragh in the #Cairngorms
#StandingStoneSunday #NeolithicNovember
More info, & link to Stone Rows, from @megalithic here https://megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=10011

I've just spotted that it's #NeolithicNovember and a #TombTuesday, so here's an old shot (2011, Fuji GS645S on Ilford Pan F) of the tomb entrance at Wayland's Smithy in Oxfordshire.

Dating to around 3550 BC it is a tomb within a barrow. When first excavated in the 1960s the remains of a dozen people were found within it.

Cairn Holy II #DumfriesAndGalloway autumn 2008. Chatting with Rach this week she fondly remembers,' being dragged out to.....to what turned out to be an amazing #ChamberedCairn'
#TombTuesday #NeolithicNovember