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Discover Belas Knap Long Barrow in Gloucestershire, a Neolithic chambered tomb known for its horned forecourt, false entrance, and multiple burial chambers. A detailed archaeological and landscape exploration from Stone Temple Gardening.

Set on a saddle of high ground between Corndon Hill and Stapeley Hill, Mitchell’s Fold is a stone circle shaped as much by movement and approach as by placement. This essay explores its archaeology, landscape setting, surrounding monuments, and later folklore, asking how meaning persists when prehistoric purpose fades and stone becomes story.

Carreg Coetan Arthur and Gwal-y-Filiast — two Neolithic dolmens in West Wales, set within contrasting landscapes. A study of stone, place, and the sky. Two Preseli Neolithic Dolmens: Carreg Coetan Arthur and Gwal-y-Filiast: From the Nevern estuary to the Wolf’s Lair — bluestones, folklore, and solstice and lunar alignments in West Wales Introduction   Welcome to Stone Temple Gardening — a place for slow encounters with ancient landscapes, where stone, light, sound, and land are allowed to...