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🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Megalith

Chûn Quoit — Chun Down

Early Neolithic (3500 BCE) · Penwith Neolithic

Chûn Quoit — Chun Down in Cornwall, England, United Kingdom is a Early Neolithic (3500 BCE) megalithic attributed to Penwith Neolithic.

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🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Megalith

Trethevy Quoit

Early Neolithic · East Cornwall Early Neolithic

East Cornwall's tallest quoit — 2.4 m uprights supporting capstone 3 m high with internal divider and rear window.

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Coetan Arthur — Newport Bay

Early Neolithic · Western Neolithic

Coetan Arthur — Newport Bay in Pembrokeshire, Wales, United Kingdom is a Early Neolithic megalithic attributed to Western Neolithic.

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Lanyon Quoit — Madron

Early Neolithic (3500 BCE), collapsed 1815 re-erected · Cornish Neolithic

Lanyon Quoit — Madron in Cornwall, England, United Kingdom is a Early Neolithic (3500 BCE), collapsed 1815 re-erected megalithic attributed to Cornish Neolithic.