Monthly Archives: July 2019
Featured Row – Groat’s Loch, South
Groat’s Loch, South is a single stone row in Caithness measuring 22m long, including at least 4 small and medium-sized stones situated in a small confined valley on the lower slopes of Warehouse Hill. The row is orientated NNE to SSW. Single rows are unusual in Northern Scotland. The row forms part of a cluster […]
Featured Row – Hingston Hill
Looking eastward along the row The web page for this impressive stone row has been updated following a visit in May 2019. As well as fresh photographs there is now a detailed commentary on the visual links between this stone row and the surrounding landscape. The row leads eastward from a kerbed cairn.
5000 Images
Rinns of Shurdimires on Shetland There are now more than 5000 images on this web site. Most are photographs but there are hundreds of survey plans. All of the extant rows identified from the existing documentation have now been visited and the pages updated. Possible sites continue to be brought to my attention and these […]
The Stone Rows of Great Britain 