#AncientSiteSunday the incredible hilltop site of Bylis from our Albania trip a couple weeks back A vast complex of ruins, originally built as an Illyrian city that later Hellenised & then Romanised
#AncientSiteSunday the incredible hilltop site of Bylis from our Albania trip a couple weeks back A vast complex of ruins, originally built as an Illyrian city that later Hellenised & then Romanised
#TombTuesday & another swiss Dolmen that needed moving - the Dolmen of Oberbipp was discovered in 2011 to the north of the station in the small town, it is now sited in the church yard
#TombTuesday We've all seen a Dolmen thats a had a bit of work done, or even extensive reconstruction, but spare a thought for this in the Laténium park (🇨🇭) on the edge of Lake Neuchâtel which has already been dismantled & moved 3 times since its discovery in 1876
The reconstructed late bronze age Pile Dwelling on the shore of Lake Neuchâtel 🇨🇭part of the Laténium Park and Museum of Archeology
#RuinedPrioryFriday - with moody scenes from Bayham Abbey, on the border between Sussex & Kent founded in 1208
#TombTuesday & this week, exploring some of the megalithic structures of Switzerland with the partially restored Dolmen Onnens in the canton of Neuchâtel
#TombTuesday & you've got to love that feeling of *FINALLY* getting to a site thats been on the list forever Kit's Coty House in Kent, one of the outliers to the megalithic monuments in the UK trending to the west & Its so much bigger than i realised!
#AncientSiteSunday - another huge treat from this week, the reconstructed Viking Village of Hedeby just outside Schleswig 🇩🇪 built inside the vast Danewerk ramparts that enclose both this settlement and up to 30km across the Danish peninsula
