Knowlton Circles & Badbury Rings ~ Google Earth Exploring

By request. A look at the Iron Age Knowlton Circles in England as they are called and at the end a massive fort type ringed structure call Badbury Rings. Looking around on Google Earth.
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[@cfapps7865]

Today's earlier video. Uffington White Horse & Exploring On Google Earth kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4CXmWqbaN2mqbs

[@vickyesperanza8267]

Have you done anything on crop circles and ancient sites? Is there anything that connects them?

[@cfapps7865]

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[@cfapps7865]

@@vickyesperanza8267 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXa3ioqfabqgo5Y

[@sdaniel9129]

When I look at my house on Google Earth, I can see myself creating my garden true the years(2007, 2009, 2010, 2012 ,2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018 and 2019), but there is only one street view from 2009! I believe this is so, because of many satelites can make Google Earth pictures, but street view is done by people or a car on the ground with 360 camara's? Thank you Chuck!

[@theknave4415]

Britain has so many sites, you could just about stand and throw a rock and hit an archaeological site. For whatever reasons, the sites are better preserved than other parts of Europe.

[@janebeckman3431]

One of the things I noticed, years ago, flying into Ireland, is how many ancient sites you can see from the air, that don't show up on any maps of the landscape. You should check on Ireland, sometime. I recommend Carrowkeel (on a hilltop) and Carrowmore, in County Sligo. The latter is like the real incarnation of Tolkien's barrow downs, and was even more so when I first encountered it in 1975. 6500-year -old stone rings.

[@genericfemale1093]

Amazing. You've spotted so much that I never realised was there from the ground. Thank you so much for covering this. If you think Badbury Rings is big, you should check out Maiden Castle, which is also not far away. I think it's the biggest hill fort in the UK

[@gbro8822]

Great job Chuck, thank you.

[@jackshepherd2660]

Have you ever watched Gary Schoening google earth? On KZbin a out four hours in four parts. No narration but you will get a lot out of it, I’m sure! Misspelled Schoenung. And he has deleted three out of four! Still very good!

[@danaj9336]

I have seen this, unfortunately, he mistakes water tanks or ponds for pyramids.

[@danaj9336]

Wow, just looking around the Knowlton Circles site, you can see that there are a lot of them buried in the ground. Thanks.

[@ancientalternativeview9011]

Fantastic mate great work all the best... Glad your keeping busy...mate love the astronomical comment

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Another great video. Thanks

[@mistyman591]

Hey Chuck..check out Hnouth and NewGrange Ireland..

[@ZiggyDan]

How Stonehenge survived not being built over by a church is a miracle. Or were they maniacs scared of the site?

[@marcusholtzheimer9316]

Well it’s been rebuilt in modern times so who knows what’s been inside it over thousands of years...

[@thefanspopculturecorner1646]

Great use of Google earth.

[@newman653]

R.I.P Chuck

[@BryonLape]

Thanks for stopping by my latest video and leaving a comment. I replied, but I don't know what happened to it.

[@Alexander1005]

At 4:20 do you see the dip in the background?

[@rickygrimshaw1255]

I love that area it’s 10 minutes from my house 😃

[@Jayjay-hl4rk]

You are very clever

[@MONG...]

RIP CHUCK

[@jayarepilz7281]

Do you think these old circles and crop circles may be connected some how?

[@vickyesperanza8267]

I was wondering the same thing!

[@vickyesperanza8267]

He actually has some videos...he sent me 2 that he made.

[@user-yr5nv2gv7m]

some look like en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banjo_enclosure heard a few times about these on TimeTeam