Walking Tour of Chanctonbury Ring and Cissbury Ring

English Heritage landscape archaeologist Al Oswald takes a walking tour of Chanctonbury Ring and Cissbury Ring.

[@michaelwhite8031]

Beautiful place. Great to know the land is being mapped and it's history recounted.

[@wolfsmensch1_051]

Very interesting 👍

[@larflarfer7092]

It's a beautiful and spiritual place.

[@noelle939]

Alex! I remember you telling me about the trees. I didn't recognise you from the video, until I saw the pictures of you with your Australian friends. You probably won't see this, but it's great to see you again after twenty-odd years, even if it isn't in the flesh.

[@coveryourluckyheart]

Well I have learned something new within the first two minutes...

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

Progress can't be held up because of ancient artifacts in the ground, because theoretically, 1000 years from now, portions of our world will be have been discarded, torn down and built over or upon for needs of desires of future generations. The fun part is the hunt and discovery. If everything remained in tact, there would be no hunt, no discovery really.

[@eclecticraeen]

Exactly what I was trying to say

[@LycaonsMemories]

donkey's years? how long is that?

[@it-stillhauntsme5581]

Born and raised in findon