Prehistoric sites in Northumberland
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Two standing stones are all that remain of a Bronze Age stone circle, located directly south of Hadrian's Wall. There were originally 15 stones, and the socket holes for the missing stones still exist below ground level.
B6318,
Haltwhistle,
Northumberland,
England
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Yeavering Bell is the largest Iron Age hill fort in Northumberland, situated atop a high hill on the edge of the Cheviot Hills, within the Northumberland National Park. The 'Bell' is actually the entire hill, at the top of which is an area of about 5.6 hectares surrounded by a stone wall which originally stood to a height of 2.5 metres and is up to 4 metres in width.
Old Yeavering,
Northumberland,
England
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