Really good but music far too loud is 😮

I had no idea about this and never knew we had a standing stone here in Nottingham!!

Good video. Visit this place at least once per year. There is a still picture of the site on the webb, that was taken with the sun at a low angle, showing it up very well. Peace and goodwill.

I found your channel on the BAP subreddit, subscribed good video I have often been interested in this. It would be nice to know what these people spoke, some pre-Indo-European language clearly.

Thank you! Very intersting. I'm writing fiction partially set in these times and incorporating Avebury in particular. Building a picture with videos like yours is most helpful.

What a grand video. I 52 now and have been visiting barbrook stone circle since i was 17 years old..its a beautiful place..many thanks for this..

Very interesting

An exercise in how to ruin an interesting video by including a totally unnecessary overloud musical background.

Could you turn the lousy music up please.

Hey, great video, have visited Argyll.

Its a burial mound/of course it is?

Fascinating video, thank you. I shall have to visit this site.

Great video!

Could you reduce the volume of the background music, hard to hear the words

Thank you for posting this interesting documentary.

conjecture and just stories for the most part.

Very interesting.A new vision and interpretation of an old finding dating from the bronze age.

Excellent Video thank you.

Thanks. Read Ancient Shock for much more.

Sorry But the background music is AWFUL and most distracting from your commentary. Surely there is no need for any music

The Uk has a fascinating past history 😊

I have learnt 🙏

Do you think that interest in sun and water (farming) meant an interest in defending areas of land meaning violent conflict?

Dang, that bg track though 🥴

Thanks for vid fren

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These same structures are found all over Portugal

Fucking ai generated

Such an mysterious time that you have presented as if it were a distant memory. Kudos to you

Really interesting topic

This place was beautiful before they turned it into a country park and solar farm. The new road is awful.

Me and my farther both worked down the mine

I've been there it is beautiful

Hysterical speculation.

Re the Hemlock stone , Paul Cook has some good videos on this red ' sandstone '. There's more to it than meets the eye! Thank you.

Beautiful stone , nice video. I'm not criticizing but serious videos don't need accompanying music, it's distracting and usually far too loud. That said, I will be subscribing +👍

Can you turn down the music a bit? It's very intresting but I can barely hear you talking about the intresting stuff. Very good visuals though

It’s pronounced KIST not SIST 🙏🏼😊 nice video though.

I've never seen this on Werneth Low even though it's only a few miles from where I live. Very interesting video. I've seen Gib Hill And Arbor Low and a few others, Minning Low, Brown Low, one behind the church at Dovestone, a long barrow on farmland near Sparrowpit after asking permission from the farmer, he also pointed to the area where there were Roman lead mines, I visited Stanton Moor where there are about 70 barrows plus I saw a couple of hill forts in Derbyshire. I had a weekend doing this many years ago. I later went to Buxton museum and Sheffield museum where there were some finds by Thomas Bateman.

Perhaps volunteers could replace the eroded soil on the now paths and re-seed it with grass or put turf on top.

I hope many more find your channel and subscribe. Whenever I've gone off touring and camping, it has been the ancient monuments that I have looked out for on the map and visited when I could. There are some ancient stone hut roundhouse circles somewhere on Anglesey that I remember visiting once and I sat inside one of them cooking noodles on my meths stove (and it was probably the first time in 2000 odd years that someone had cooked and ate a meal inside one of those)

Nice video. I've been to Arbor Lowe a few times and it is impressive despite the stones all laying on the ground. I don't see why it shouldn't be partially reconstructed as they partially reconstructed stone henge in the 50's. But with the stones laying on the ground, it does make it far more authentic. I think the quarry that the nine ladies stone circle/burial cairn is situated at was quite a magical place when the protesters were there years back. I would imagine it feels a lot more bleak and far less alive nowadays since they moved on.

Hi mate , just watched the vid . Me and my mate Paul Farrell ,with some help from local councillors, were responsible for the plaque on the old train station . It was put up earlier this year

Interesting, live close to this and didnt know all of this information

Barbrook 3 is a chalenging circle to find , not spectacular in comparison to the other 2 at all but I enjoyed the hunt, nice film

Very good John

why do rich buggers alway destroy what is good

This video brought back some nice memories of the pit.

Subscribed! Excellent video. Great content and wonderful pacing for the narration. Thank you!

Megaliths necropolis. Very similar and common in Ingushetia: Targim, Khamkhi, Egikal, Doshkhakle, Kart etc: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWGwY4mBo7llbNU 10,000 BC Fertile Crescent ancient farmers. From the Caucasus spread to British Isles.