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Aerial image of Scotland, UK: Callanish Standing Stones, Callanais, Isle of Lewis and Harris, Outer Hebrides: a group of stones that date from the late Stone Age and early Bronze Age

Aerial image of Scotland, UK: Callanish Standing Stones, Callanais, Isle of Lewis and Harris, Outer Hebrides: a group of stones that date from the late Stone Age and early Bronze Age


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Aerial image of Scotland, UK: Callanish Standing Stones, Callanais, Isle of Lewis and Harris, Outer Hebrides: a group of stones that date from the late Stone Age and early Bronze Age

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Aerial image of Scotland, UK: Callanish Standing Stones, Callanais, Isle of Lewis and Harris, Outer Hebrides
a group of stones that date from the late Stone Age and early Bronze Age. The 13 primary stones (local Lewisian gneiss) form a circle about 13 m in diameter, with a long approach avenue of stones to the north, and shorter stone rows to the east, south, and west. The overall layout of the monument recalls a distorted Celtic cross. Inside the circle is a central burial chamber of Neolithic age.
Adrian Warren

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Aerials Ancient Archaeology Barrows Bird View England Excavation Excavations From Above From Air From The Air Great Britain Historical Lewis Megalithic Monument Monuments Outer Hebrides Pre Historic Prehistoric Religion Scotland Scottish Islands Stone Stones Western Isles Bronze Age Burial Mounds Neolithic Age Standing Stones Stone Circles Stone Henge


Unearth the Mysteries of Scotland - Aerial View of Callanish Standing Stones

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. Step into a time machine and soar above the breathtaking landscape of Scotland's Outer Hebrides with this aerial image. Behold the ancient wonder that is the Callanish Standing Stones, a mesmerizing testament to our prehistoric past. As you gaze upon this bird's-eye view, let your imagination run wild. Picture yourself wandering through these mystical stones that have witnessed countless centuries unfold. Dating back to the late Stone Age and early Bronze Age, these 13 primary stones form a circle, reminiscent of a distorted Celtic cross. Marvel at the precision and ingenuity of our ancestors as you trace their footsteps along an approach avenue lined with standing stones. Follow shorter stone rows in every cardinal direction, revealing secrets from times long gone. Within this sacred circle lies a central burial chamber from Neolithic times—a silent witness to rituals and beliefs that shaped ancient civilizations. The air crackles with energy as you ponder the mysteries hidden within these hallowed grounds. Transport yourself to an era where nature reigns supreme and history whispers its tales on every gust of wind. Let Adrian Warren's stunning photograph ignite your curiosity about Scotland's rich archaeological heritage. So go ahead, embark on an adventure through time without leaving your living room—this awe-inspiring print will transport you straight into the heartland of Scottish history!

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