Duloe Stone Circle by Star4mation
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Description
Duloe stone circle dates from the Bronze Age and is made of eight bright white quartzite stones placed in an oval shaped circle. Stones vary in height, the largest on the south being over 12 tons and 2.65 metres (8.7 ft) high. The dimensions in a north south direction are 11.9 metres (39 ft) by 10.7 metres (35 ft).

Comments (19)
Like if they talk ^^ Many circles are in quartzite, no? Have a good day!
Most circles in the South West of England are made of Granite :)
Thanks for the answer. Because granit is a local stone, or inhabitants imported of other regions of England?
Great shot Steve' wher is it exactly ?
Duloe is a small village in Cornwall, near Looe.
Thanks for the documentation and the very very interesting explanation !!!
Fantastic place my friend and marvelous capture... very great POV also !
Quite mystical and they definitely stand the test of time, but moving a 12 tonne one into position back then, would have been very hard work indeed ! Interesting capture and slice of history. ~Cheers~
I been reading on some ot the stones circles made around the world and it look like it may been stargates like stuff. for the dark side to come thought like what they was trying to do with the tower of babel to reach heaven by opening up a gate . that how the watchers came into the world before the flood and made the giants and after also.
Wow Steve, thanks for sharing this very cool bit of history with us.
A great shot Steve and thanks for the details.
splendid celtic stones !!! cool photograph !!!
Fantastic photoshot of this beautiful celtic stones my friend. I am sorry that i am not so often on Renderosity. I am most of the time on Facebook.
Great shot Steve.
Cool time machine. (still stuck on the STARZ series, Outlander)
fabulous picture
Klasse shot,great info,super!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
God, you're so lucky to live in such a beautiful and historic region of the world. Love your photos Steve!
What a beautiful place and shot,Steve:)**********
So lovely Steve, haven't been to those . only the ones on Dartmoor
very interesting subject and a great capture
It is fascinating that they are made of this stone.