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Good to see you DB 👍 Beautiful locations.

great footage of a fascinating site

Wow!!! two fantastic locations beautifully shot well done Steve and friends. And also the beautiful! sound design...chef's kiss.🙂🙃🙏

Cool and dramatic worldview👍Wonderful! Video👍

What do I think about the boulder? I think it's a mistake to regard such funerary monoliths as markers of burials as we do today, but rather memorialize the ancestor whose remains may have been deposed in a different manner.

This is absolutely sublime, utterly gorgeous, and all the track ways are shown so clearly.

Nice One Steve and crew. Great views and Excellent soundtrack who could ask for more.🙂🙃🙏

wonderful, love its inaccessibility

Another totally shattered structure and no doubt zero explanation as to why this is. As like so many others, the debris field looks like it is laid to the west. If that is correct then it just smacks of more evidence for an event that happened 1500yrs ago and still isnt recognised by this country!!!! Thats the english for you, that have hidden what we, the Khumry are!

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Some beautiful footage Steve ! Big thanks to you and crew!🙂🙃🙏

And we're off !🙂

If you are interesed in the iron age and prehistoic, then this series of videos is a must watch. The plan and angular views show incredible constructional detail in relation to thi'er setting. Quite simply the most atmospheric and educational material I have seen from my arm chair!

Love these videos! will work my way through them all.🙂

i'm originally from this area and this enclosure has been in the back of my mind .... so i typed it into youtube and ....... NICE JOB ! very informative and great visuals - lidar is awesome ! This is just what I was looking for !

Hi Steve... Pat (Passchendale) I now time flies. just found your channel amazing! sub and like🙂👍

Brilliant footage as ever Steve. 👏 Have walked in and around Solva and The Gribbin on many occasions. Love it there and the history of the area. Thanks for posting.

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Cool footage!

Never realised that the Clappers were so rectangular in form - easy to see from the drone footage though. Nice work!

Suberb production Spon. Wales looks beautiful in all your work.

Any so called 'Motte and Bailey' castles should be considered as the Normans building a fortification on top of an ancient man made ceremonial hill and a strong clue to look for a nearby stone/timber circle from the Neolithic age.

This is a common shape of pre Iron age burials, they are Burial Cists and would have been covered with large capstones and a Mound of Earth, this was probably destroyed by the Normans who often took stones from these burials to build their Mottes. There is a similar one at Carn giwc near Coity Bridgend which has numerous Burials and small stone circles, many of the these have had their Mounds removed and the stones were used by the Normans to build Coity Castle, there are Hundreds of Neolithic sites on Sarn Hirwaun Coity and Pencoed Commons in a line of about Two Miles. just off the M4 at Parc Prison. there are also Roman Forts and Bronze age Smelting in the area. Please take a look Cadw do not give a Toss about Wales they are more in touch with English Heritage. diolch yn fawr i ti, nos da

Could you put a drone over the Hillforts of Glamorgan above the Vale across to Margam and Baglan there is so much History and archaeology in that area.

that can't be wales. it's not raining.

really good discussion on tge possible earlier date of the hillfort plus comparisons with Walton. ❤😊

That was so interesting 👍🏻

A really cool series this, really enjoyed!!

This is a stones throw away from Bethlehem, maybe another reason for religious significance

works so well with your music bendigaid!😊

Nice, found your channel researching Cerrig Y Gof as it's one of the next sites on our list to visit, a ridiculously long list and growing daily... Subscribed

beautiful area.

One of my favourite locations is only a short drive from my home in the Cambrian Mountains. The sunken forest is well worth seeing after a storm. The best place to see the forest remains is from the car park near the golf course.

Beautiful!

Rather lovely!

Hi,why do we call them hillforts,this is an anglo saxon word for them.they are 1000s of years old,many times repurposed like into opidums,fortified place the saxons took that word to describe it.i think they may be Burys,as this name seems to be used alot.each had a purpose like animals,crops etc.if you raise the water levels say 50m or so the valleys become saturated,no place to live,also did you notice how many are shio shaped with a stern and prow. I want to know whats inside them.cheers

Spot on there Spon! I think this was the first video I saw of yours.. so glad I made your acquaintaince as you bring so much more to the MEGALITHIC SITES!

beautiful, like the dawn of creation !

I've long been convinced that there are ancient alignments in Britain, especially in the west. I'm from the Ayrshire coast in Scotland and have OS maps covered in pencil drawn straight lines that link sites. Two or three sites on a line could be coincidence but four or five is beyond the realms of chance. Keep your eye out for more as I'd love to know if you find more. And what were they used for? Navigation? Or for ownership? I reckon the answers are still out there to be found.

Good video. The possible "altar stone" is the only truly worked stone on the site so you might have something there. Also, I liked the comparisons to other sites, these things weren't built in isolation so it's good to open one's gaze and look for similarities. Happy stone bothering for the future.👍

What an awesome video. Great informative narration. Please do more x