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Stone Circles
page 308:-
NOTES ON STONE CIRCLES. / BY J. T. BLIGHT, F.S.A.
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The article, pp.308 to 319, has some idiosyncratic ideas
about stone circles, mostly in Cornwall, and, page 314:-
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... there are many circles whose diameters are so great that
it cannot be conceived that there ever existed within them
mounds so vast as to occupy all the enclosed space. These
larger circles should rather be regarded as great enclosing
outworks for the protection of a group of barrows, or lesser
circles, as was probably the case with Long Meg and her
Daughters in Cumberland, ...
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