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Richard Bradley

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As seen in: Farmers Guardian, Medium, HuffPost, The Guardian, Cambridge University Press & Assessment, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, The Morning Advertiser, Great British LIFE, National Geographic France, Delaware Gazette, Profi International
Machinery reporter at Farmers Guardian. 22 year old dairy farmer and Bilsborrow YFC member. From the land of Over-Wyre
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Jan Turek & Petr Krištuf 2025. The tombs of forefathers: Neolithic long barrows in ritual landscapes. Oxford: Oxbow; 979-8-88857-202-3 paperback £42. | Antiquity | Cambridge Core

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By Richard Bradley
| Cambridge University Press & Assessment
References Childe, V.G. 1949. The origins of Neolithic culture in northern Europe. Antiquity 32: 129–35.CrossRefGoogle Scholar Krištuf, P. & Turek, J.. 2019. Arény Předků (Ancestral Arenas). Pilsen: University of West Bohemia.Google Scholar Pyzel, J. 2019. Cultures of remembrance, cultures of forgetting: the past in the post-LBK societies in Rhineland and Kuyavia. Germania 97: 1–40.Google Scholar Abstract An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided.
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Stonehenge and its Altar Stone: the significance of distant stone sources

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By Mike Pearson, Richard Bevins, Richard Bradley, Rob Ixer
| uclpress.co.uk
Introduction The megalithic monuments of Neolithic and Chalcolithic Europe required considerable collective effort not only for their erection but also for the movement of their stones from source to monument. In the vast majority of cases, these stones were moved only short distances of less than 10 km or so (Boaventura et al. 2020). Even so, the weights of some megalithic stones such as the almost 150-tonne capstone of the Menga tomb at Antequera in southern Spain (Rodríguez et al.
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Beyond the bluestones: links between distant monuments in Late Neolithic Britain and Ireland

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By Richard Bradley
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Beyond the bluestones: links between distant monuments in Late Neolithic Britain and Ireland Autores: Richard Bradley Localización: Antiquity, ISSN 0003-598X, Vol. 98, Nº 399, 2024, págs.
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