Stone circles and barrows in England

Prehistoric England A-Z

I love these prehistoric sites. There's just something so mysterious and intriguing about them. Please don't visit Britain without seeing at least one, and see if you can stay til sunset! You won't forget the experience. What's the difference between a causewayed camp and a hill fort, anyway? When were those blasted stone circles built, and why? For some answers to these pressing questions, visit the prehistoric monuments page in our History section.

Name	Town	County	Organisation	Heritage Rating ?
Abbotsbury Castle	Abbotsbury	Dorset
Arbor Low	Bakewell	Derbyshire	English Heritage
Arthur's Stone	Dorstone	Herefordshire	English Heritage
Avebury Sanctuary	East Kennett	Wiltshire	English Heritage
Avebury Stone Circle	Marlborough	Wiltshire	National Trust
Badbury Rings	Shapwick	Dorset	National Trust
Ballowall Barrow	St Just	Cornwall	English Heritage
Belas Knap	Winchcombe	Gloucestershire
Bevis's Thumb	Compton	West Sussex
Bigbury Camp	Bigbury Camp	Kent
Blackbury Camp	Southleigh	Devon	English Heritage
Blakely Rise stone circle	Ennerdale Bridge	Cumbria
Bloodgate Hill Hillfort	South Creake	Norfolk
Bratton Camp	Bratton	Wiltshire	English Heritage
Name	Town	County	Organisation	Heritage Rating ?

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