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Dr Alexander Peach
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Prehistoric Landscape Researcher | Stone Circles & Ancient Sites
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Dr Alexander Peach is the creator of Stone Temple Gardening, a project exploring prehistoric landscapes across Britain and Asia through archaeology, movement and perception. With a PhD in history, his work focuses on stone circles, henges and ancient ceremonial sites, combining fieldwork, photography and research to understand why monuments were built in particular places.
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Sep 13, 2026 ∙ 20 min
Wayland’s Smithy Long Barrow: Three Monuments Along the Same Sacred Line
Wayland’s Smithy is more than a Neolithic tomb. Follow its inherited line through three monuments, selected stones, chambered space, the Ridgeway landscape and the lost prehistoric sky.
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Aug 8, 2026 ∙ 18 min
Lligwy Neolithic Burial Chamber: The Descent Into the Stone's Grave
An enormous limestone capstone dominates Lligwy Burial Chamber on Anglesey. But what if the tomb occupies the very place from which that stone was raised? Archaeology, human remains, marine shells and the experience of entering beneath the stone reveal a monument shaped by movement, return and absence.
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Aug 1, 2026 ∙ 1 min
When Stones Come Alive: Stone Folklore and Britain’s Megaliths
Ancient stones that walk, drink, whisper, dance and refuse to stay where they are put. Exploring the folklore of Britain’s megaliths, and what these strange stories reveal about how people continued to encounter prehistoric monuments long after their original meanings were lost.
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