Callanish Stone Circle: Neolithic Mystery of the Hebrides 4K

Callanish Stone Circle: Neolithic Mystery of the Hebrides explores Britian's most remote neolithic sacred landscape- not just a single stone monument but one of four stones circles, alignments and standing stones.
Scotland's rich neolithic prehistory is scattered across the country and islands, Harris and Lewis of the Outer Hebrides is remote so it was wonderful to visit such an enigmatic stone circle.
Link to Neolithic Orkney and the origins of the first farmers
• Neolithic Orkney: the ...
Music includes CO.AG, visit his channel at CO.AG Music KZbin
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[@RobBarclayMusic]

Excellent work Jules, beautiful presentation and such a fascinating topic! All the best to you my friend!🎷🎷

[@jamespeters2859]

What a brilliant, well made, informative video. Last year I visited Brogar / Stenness. Thanks to your vid’ I’m heading Hebrides 2023. 💚👊🏼🌀

[@julesdingle]

Thank you, I'm off to Brittany soon so will be doing more Neolithic locations.. and perhaps a few in Spain

[@julesdingle]

check my channel and I have a couple of videos I did last year on Orkney.

[@Peter-MH]

This must be the most overlooked region of the U.K.! Incredible scenery and history, yet gets very little attention.

[@ladymiriamful]

Excellent video. Off to Callanish in two weeks

[@julesdingle]

It is surprisingly a very busy site ..if you can be there for sunrise at 4am !.. or spend the night there.. the site is free and open as are the other circles

[@ladymiriamful]

@@julesdingle Thanks for the tip. Yes, I've already booked a sunrise tour there with a local can company. Praying it doesn't rain 😄

[@InTheDreamRealm]

Awesome presentation my friend! Lovely lovely lovely! 🌹

[@karenhubbard1644]

Hoping to visit here in 2025 on our next holiday......looking forward to seeing these stones and the island, Kia ora from Aotearoa/New Zealand

[@Travelswithgirlbear]

Fantastic presentation, love your drone footage, makes the sites part of a landscape and not an isolated collection of stone.

[@julesdingle]

really glad you enjoyed the visit... it matters! and good luck with your channel

[@johntaggart1176]

I was there 5 years ago and I got the strangest feeling that the Callanish stones area was used for human sacrifice, just a real weird feeling each time I went there.

[@sandraswift3489]

❤

[@EyraMoon]

Where is the circle showed around 13min40?

[@julesdingle]

that is Callanish 3 [sadly they don't have romantic names just Callanish, then 2 3 4] it is 1 km east of the main stone circle

[@sandraswift3489]

Hebrides in hebrew means the hood