So it would be a mH for the amount of beauty sufficient to launch one ship.

Dog ownership was linked to ~40% lower odds of disabling dementia. There was no protective signal for cat owners.

I have a heart of flint

Annoyed by headlines such as: "The surprising origins of Britain's Bronze Age immigrants revealed" without links to the actual study? I've linked to the free to access data.

I'm confused now.

Oh dear, what a pity, that's a feature not a bug.

Crackington Haven anti invasion blocks still in place. Can't be too careful.

If you live in Great Britain or are just visiting, type in the places you are going to, and find extraordinary trees to view Searchable by species, location & age https://t.co/TeUX5upFg4

More thoughts on the possibility of Stonehenge Bluestone haulage by oxen - https://t.co/7nxUDVS1yx

Wiltshire Landscape - Saving Private Ryan. The very convincing cornfields of ‘Iowa’, where tragic news is delivered to the Ryan farmhouse, were actually in Wiltshire. The farmhouse was built (and subsequently removed) on Gunsite Road, south of the village of West Kennett.

Chisbury Chapel, magical place to visit.

Someone put a rock in the way of the sunset

A February afternoon on Salisbury Plain

Was the Wansdyke a Neolithic Canal? - I give a short and a long answer:

I was shocked today to find probably the worst treated standing stone I’ve ever seen. And that is saying something. I’m not going to reveal its location just now but suffice to say I’ll be contacting a few folk on Monday. #UrbanPrehistory 📸 @Credo753_smck

@grok explain why this is a great find

Charity shop find this morning, Terence Otway's copy of The Longest Day.

Stukeley's 1730 Bible sold today at auction - lots of marginalia, written as he developed his dating theories of Stonehenge, a foundational document in the development of prehistoric studies in Britain. https://t.co/Bw38YvHhpC

We are grazing the Long Barrow with sheep so please no loose dogs.

HM The Queen visited @WiltshireMuseum to celebrate success of the Assizes for Devizes Project, not just to compare bling. HM the Queen, and Wiltshire Museum Director, David Dawson, admiring the gold from Bush Barrow Photo © Anna Barclay