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An air photograph looking down on green grass covered fields with patches of trees, one group, in the middle of the photo, clustering along the line of an oval shaped Iron Age hillfort

An air photograph looking down on green grass covered fields with patches of trees, one group, in the middle of the photo, clustering along the line of an oval shaped Iron Age hillfort

The tree-lined circuit of Dungeon Hill from the air, looking south west

Lying 6km north of Dorchester, it is one of Dorset’s less well known Iron Age hillforts

© Jo and Sue Crane 2015

Happy #HillfortsWednesday

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Beautiful start to the day in Poole ☀️

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Walk any section of the Jurassic Coast WHS in Dorset (or East Devon) and you’ll find stunning views.
📷 Kimmeridge Bay
📷 Durdle Door
📷 Lulworth Cove
📷 Old Harry Rocks

#WorldHeritageDay #Dorset

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Reposting Vasa for #ShipPicSaturday - wonderful wonderful museum, would love to go back.

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#StandingStoneSunday & its a smaller stone that we passed,
according to Megalithic Portal this is part of a stone row in Studland

see more from our trip across the Dorset Landscape in the new episode >>>
www.youtube.com/watch?v=r994...

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#CastleSaturday & never a bad time to see Corfe Castle

We caught more of it as part of an extended walk across Dorset which you can catch here >>>
www.youtube.com/watch?v=r994...

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Nice Sunday morning for a run around Poole Park and past the Old Gunpowder House at Baiter #Poole

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It was busy on Glastonbury Tor this evening at sunset. It was so lovely to see the town so busy today with people enjoying the sunshine. Spring has definitely arrived.

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#Sunrise & an incredible day in the sunshine in Dorset yesterday
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Hopefully this will be an episode soon, but you can catch more of what we've been up to recently in the playlist >>>
www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

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A beautiful evening in Poole ahead of the Spring Equinox

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Home is where the hearth is

Stepping briefly back into the Iron Age at Hengistbury Head on the #Hampshire (Atrebates) / #Dorset (Durotriges) border

#IronAge #Roundhouse #Archaeology #Archeology

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Friday afternoon sunlight peeping though the cloud #Poole #Dorset

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That “happy-tearful state of delight” is a perfect description, and is the same feeling I had with Detectorists and to some extent Worzel. He creates food for the soul.

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Yes, definitely a little darker, but still full of the same humour.

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Stopped 3 episodes in and will probably binge the rest this eve!

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Using a day off to watch Small Prophets - typical Mackenzie Crook brilliance - wonderful characters, the usual subtle humour, heartwarming touching moments and the cinematography & music as perfect as always. Pearce Quigley & Michael Palin 👌

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Cliff collapse at Stonebarrow closes South West Coast Path Dorset Council says it has closed the coast path and is working on a diversion.

Holy moly, that’s a big cliff fall near Charmouth #Dorset www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

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Week 17 Durrington 68 Neolithic Hall
Week 17 Durrington 68 Neolithic Hall YouTube video by Historic Concepts

Did you know that a new education centre is being built by hand at Stonehenge? It is based on Durrington 68, a late Neolithic square-in-circle timber structure. Watch regular updates from Luke, the project leader, here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=LATY...

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'Wonderful' Roman terracotta head found during Magna Fort dig Volunteers unearthed the striking 2,000-year-old piece during work at a fort in Northumberland.

A rare terracotta Roman head has been unearthed during excavations by volunteers and archaeologists at a fort in Northumberland.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

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A great (and slightly odd) pub!

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A peaceful spot to sit and relax - Chapman’s Pool #Dorset

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Chapman’s Pool on the Purbeck coast near Worth Matravers - a lovely little remote cove that’s well worth a visit (note it’s a bit of a hike down and back) when the weather is nicer. Views from the coast path as you come from St Albans Head are particularly impressive #Dorset

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Really looks like Fernando Torres with goals like that 😍

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I’m not sure how true but I heard it was offered to St Paul’s, Westminster and Salisbury before ending up in Wareham!

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St Martin is also home to the effigy of TE Lawrence, sculpted by Eric Kennington, given to the church in 1939 by his brother. Lawrence used to visit the church when living in his small cottage at Clouds Hill whilst stationed nearby in Bovington. He is buried at St Nicholas, Moreton. #Dorset

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St Martin on the Wall - Wareham - without doubt my favourite Dorset church.
Dating from 1020AD, it’s a wonderful little church with its “Saxon”-style nave & chancel, a lovely Norman chancel arch, 12th Century frescos in the chancel and later wall paintings throughout.
#Dorset

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I’ve just seen that too - such a vivid blue glass gem!

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Garum and the Roman World: the fish sauce that helped to build an empire — ELEANOR SCOTT ARCHAEOLOGY … Suffice to say that garum , a humble fishy condiment, helps us to understand and humanise these economic processes, from the lives of fishers and their boats and nets to the free and enslaved worke...

I was only reading about Roman use of garum earlier today: eleanorscottarchaeology.com/els-archaeol...

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Oh wow! Such a lovely find from a site with an array of fascinating material.

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