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Audiobook | The Neolithic 3000s - Shining Land

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The ancient sites of West Penwith, Cornwall
and what they tell us about megalithic civilisation
Palden Jenkins
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Audiobook | The Neolithic 3000s

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The Neolithic 3000s
Key ancient sites in West Penwith, Cornwall
Key ancient sites in West Penwith, Cornwall
For a detailed online map, click here
Neolithic Tor Enclosures
Carn Brea, as seen from the Botrea Barrows
Carn Brea, as seen from the Botrea Barrows
Trencrom Hill from Hayle Towans
Trencrom Hill from Hayle Towans
St Michael's Mount as seen from Cudden Point
St Michael's Mount as seen from Cudden Point
Carn Galva from Caer Brân
Carn Galva from Caer Brân
Carn Kenidjack from Tregeseal stone circle
Carn Kenidjack from Tregeseal stone circle
Neolithic placed stones on Sperris Croft, Zennor Hill
Neolithic placed stones on Sperris Croft, Zennor Hill
Carn Kenidjack
as seen from Botrea Barrows
Carn Kenidjack as seen from Botrea Barrows
Neolithic Sites in West Penwith
Cliff Sanctuaries
Treryn Dinas
Treryn Dinas
Hella Point at Tol Pedn Penwith (Gwennap Head)
Hella Point at Tol Pedn Penwith (Gwennap Head)
Carn Lês Boel
Carn Lês Boel
Pordenack Point
Pordenack Point
(not a cliff sanctuary, but a clifftop enclosure with cairns)
Maen Castle
Maen Castle
Cape Cornwall
Kilgooth Ust / Cape Cornwall
Cape Kenidjack
Cape Kenidjack (Kenidjack Castle)
Pendeen Watch
Pendeen Watch
Bosigran Castle
Bosigran Castle
Logan rock at Bosigran Castle
Logan rock at Bosigran Castle
Gurnard's Head from Carn Naun, with Pendeen Watch behind
Gurnard's Head from Carn Naun, with Pendeen Watch behind
St Ives Head
St Ives Head (The Island)
St Michael's Mount
St Michael's Mount
The Quoits of Penwith
Lanyon Quoit
Lanyon Quoit as seen from Bosiliack Barrow
Chûn Quoit
Chûn Quoit
Zennor Quoit
Zennor Quoit
West Lanyon Quoit
The sad remains of West Lanyon Quoit
Mulfra Quoit
Mulfra Quoit
Sperris Quoit
What's left of Sperris Quoit
Quoit alignments in West Penwith
Shining Land
A book by Palden Jenkins about the ancient sites of West Penwith
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