Lol, yeah. Most of those rocks are just what's left of the retaining walls, Jamb stones etc (doorways) They would have looked like this back in the day please log in to view this image
Although, that last pic is of a Quoit. Which is about 2000 years older than the village. They don't really know what they were built for, but probably some kind of burial chamber. There's a few of them that still survive down here. The cap stone has fallen off of that one. It would have been on the top, like this one a few miles away please log in to view this image
Saying that i hear minecraft is rather popular and thats just stacking blocks too Weve come full circle
Pretty crazy map Show the areas due to be underwater by 2050 due to rising sea levels linked to climate change Zoom in and out and move the map around etc. https://coastal.climatecentral.org/...level_1&rl_model=gtsr&slr_model=ipcc_2021_med
From their website Climate Central’s sea level rise and coastal flood maps are based on peer-reviewed science in leading journals. As these maps incorporate big datasets, which always include some error, these maps should be regarded as screening tools to identify places that may require deeper investigation of risk.
you jus know Sucky would have been balls deep into stacking stone championships back in the day anyway if that a burial site then there’s human remains under that?
cant get the weather forecast right on a daily basis but they know what it’s gonna be like in 40 years Ooook
Sucky the typa Bronze age ni**a who'd be stacking rocks all day and trying to beat his score, when he should have been out herding goats and tending to the fields Probs woulda ended up being sacrificed to the Gods as an offering to bring good crops.
They found urns at those sites, so defo evidence of them being used as human graves The clay from the urns was dated back to around 2k-4k years ago But the quoits themselves date back to the neolithic period, so could be as old as around 6000 years.
