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Thank you to all those that attended Megalithomania 2012, with speakers Michael Cremo (from the US), Robin Heath, Klaus Dona (from Austria), Sig Lonegren, Brien Foerster (from Peru), Bob Trubshaw, John Neal, Meghan Rice, Andrew Gough, Kate Masters, Hugh Newman and more, But its not over yet! Click here if you would like to join us on any of the tours this week and drop in to catch a fascinating lecture tonight with Brien Foerster...

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The Megalithic Portal Live in the Derbyshire Peak District Sat/Sun 28/29th July

Booking opened for guided walk with John Barnatt - places are limited!. The Megalithic Portal Live on Stanton Moor and Beeley Moor in the Derbyshire Peak District, Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th July. Part of the Festival of British Archaeology and our little unofficial contribution to the 2012 Olympics cultural events. A free weekend of guided walks and talks with archaeologists and prehistory experts.

Wadi Abu Subeira

. Late Palaeolithic rock art discovered in 2007. 15-20.000 years ago the waters of the Nile were much higher than today. The broad Wadi Abu Subeira may have been a small 'fjord', reaching several kilometres into the Eastern Desert: A great habitat for wildlife in the otherwise hyperarid environment and a great place for humans to stay – to fish and hunt – and to access the interior of the desert and perhaps the Red Sea.

Kharaneh IV

. A Palaeolithic settlement in the Azraq Basin of eastern Jordan. Recent excavations have revealed insights into the lifestyles of 20,000-year-old hunter gatherers who lived here during the last Ice Age when the deserts of Jordan were in bloom, with rivers, streams, and seasonal lakes and ponds providing a rich environment for hunter-gatherers to settle in.

Tulum

Bones of early American disappear from underwater cave near Mexico's Tulum. . Tulum is a walled, Post Classical (ca. 1200- 1450 AD) Mayan town. There are ruins of a temple on a pyramid, a palace, and the "Temple of the Frescos" where some painted plasterwork remains. Tulum is perhaps most famous for its spectacular seaside location.

Stonehenge Free Open Access for Summer Solstice 2012

. English Heritage write: We are pleased to be providing Managed Open Access to Stonehenge for the Summer Solstice. Please help us create a peaceful occasion by taking personal responsibility and following the Conditions of Entry and guidelines set out on the following pages.

Chagford Druid's Well

. This is an odd site whose name is probably Victorian rather than ancient. The spring is enclosed in an unusual 'mini dolmen' structure.
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