http://www.orkneyjar.com/archaeology/nessofbrodgar/diary.htm
some lovely finds coming up again this season,
PeteG
some lovely finds coming up again this season,
PeteG
Archaeology, folklore & myth of Britain's pre-christian sites & heritage: stone circles, holy wells, maypoles, tombs, archaic cosmologies and human consciousness. Everyone welcome - even Southerners!
PeteG wrote:what sort of question is that?
and why ask me?
"All Art Is Quite Useless"
PeteG
cropredy wrote:PeteG wrote:what sort of question is that?
and why ask me?
"All Art Is Quite Useless"
PeteG
Isn't photography "art"?
Thank you for the link.
I didn't ask You in particuler, i would have added your name if i had.
I do not view it as art, they who ever called it art , called it art, thus I asked.
I view it as descriptive, as I view pictures, though I must admit some of the better photographers are very artfull.
kevin
mike wrote:
There is only ONE.
kevin
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mike wrote:Hi Kevin,
Fancy asking someone from the Midlands to have a look at the wonderful sites at Orkney, are you wanting me shot or something, you know I believe they all outdate anything we have down south, Stonehenge included.I have looked at some of the links but cannot find the lines you mention, are these lines carved on the stones/monoliths, help me out mate, or are you talking of where standings stones exist,perhaps meeting others running parallel to each other ? I have a report if your interested with dates, that I should say are much older than those reported and an opinion of the many wonderful places to see there....Remember its only my second post so far, so hope Im allowed to remain for a little bit longer, when I stick my head above the trench.
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