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| Description | Section of the OS six inch map of part of North Yorkshire, 1854. Showing part of the Brimham Rocks Site, on Brimham Moor. Among other things, it mentions a "Druids Circle" north west of Rocks House (now the National Trust visitors centre for Brimham Rocks). This supposed Druids' stone circle is a natural arrangement of weatherworn rock stacks. | ||||
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| current | 11:28, 24 February 2020 | | 1,080 × 605 (233 KB) | Storye book | {{Information |Description=Section of the OS six inch map of part of North Yorkshire, 1854. Showing part of the Brimham Rocks Site, on Brimham Moor. Among other things, it mentions a "Druids Circle" north west of Rocks House (now the National Trust visitors centre for Brimham Rocks). This supposed Druids' stone circle is a natural arrangement of weatherworn rock stacks. |Source=[https://megalithix.files.wordpress.com/2008/09/druids-circle-brimham-1854.jpg Megalithix] |Date=1854 |Author={{auth... |
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