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The Callanish Standing Stones - Lewis Island, Scottland

The Callanish stones on the Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, Scotland. These prehistorical stones are on a free site atop a hill on the Isle of Lewis.

Avebury henge and stone circle Wiltshire U.K

A traditional scallop shell on a stone marker on the Camino de Santiago.

View of the ancient burial mounds and menhirs in the steppes and mountains of Khakassia, Russia.

The ancient stone circle at Callanish on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland just before dawn. The stones are of Lewisian gneiss and stand from two to almost five metres high, forming a near circle about eleven metres in diameter. Little is known of the neolithic builders who erected the stones between 2600BC and 2900BC, but a solitary visit to the site before the sun rises will stir feelings of mystery and wonder amongst even the most secular of minds. AdobeRGB colorspace.

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Daytime view of the Heel Stone and stone circle at Stonehenge, a UNESCO World Heritage site near Amesbury in Wiltshire, England

a sun made of small stones combined into a great monument, sardinia, italy

Sunset aerial drone view, directly above, the Callanish Stones on the Isle of Lewis, in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. The ancient coastal standing stones date back 5,000 years. They remain a mystery, but were perhaps an astronomical observatory. A later added chambered tomb is seen within the main stone circle.

cromlech of Mendiluce, in Alava, Basque Country

Meadow rock

Ring of Brodgar in dramatic evening light and cloudscape

Praskvica Monastery, Montenegro

La Longue Rocque megalithic standing stone, from a distance, at the Les Paysans Road in the island of Guernsey in the United Kingdom.

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Merlin's grave or tomb or burial place, forest of Brocéliande landmark, Paimpont, Brittany, France.

The Ring of Brodgar on the Orkney islands of Scotland just before dawn.

Persepolis ruins of the ancient Empire, Iran

The name comes from an Old Nordic legend about Hagbard and Signe. A Viking from Trondheim, Hagbard, embarking on a Viking raid for war. Off the coast of Halland in Sweden, he encounters the local king Sigvards armed forces. After fight they make peace since victory eludes them both. Hagbard then meets the king Sigvards daughter, Signe. Love emerges between them, but because of the long-standing enmity between their families, marriage is not possible. Hagbard tries to secretly courtship Signe, but gets arrested upon disclosure of the scam. He is sentenced to death at the court in Asige. Signe had promised to follow Hagbard in death and Hagbard lured Signe to proove her faith. As his last wish, he therefore asked that his dress to be shown up first in the gallows. Upon this sight Signe thinks that Hagbard has been hunged, she burns herself inside her castle with her bridesmaids. When Hagbard sees the smoke from the castle, he calmly walks to his death.

White mineral stone on the grass at sunset

Rural fields of Cornwall, UK

View of Temple of Antas in Sardinia, Italy.

Stone sundial in the middle of the forest in Cercedilla, Madrid. Sierra de Guadarrama National Park, Spain

Tourists visiting the neolithic World Heritage Site, the Ring of Brodgar, Orkney Islands on 12th June 2024.

Several standing stones and a large round rock for sitting are on a hillside at Mawphlang sacred grove in Meghalaya, India

Low angle view of the Merry Maidens Stone Circle. One of many bronze age structures found in Cornwall.

Ancient cromlech in Salento, Puglia. Italy

Summer rocks and green grass, natural background.

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