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Posted 17 June 2012 - 03:48 PM

Soluntum - 38°05'35.81" N  13°31'53.84" E
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Agora - 38°05'37.77" N  13°31'54.08" E
Theater - 38°05'39.03" N  13°31'54.99" E
Bouleuterion - 38°05'39.91" N  13°31'54.77" E
Baths - 38°05'38.91" N  13°31'56.36" E

LINK-> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solunto

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Posted 18 June 2012 - 04:36 PM

Letoon - 36°19'52.02" N  29°17'20.49" E
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Theater - 36°19'54.90" N  29°17'24.01" E
Hellenistic Stoa - 36°19'52.87" N  29°17'19.69" E
Roman Nymphaeum - 36°19'50.01" N  29°17'17.30" E
Christian Basilica - 36°19'49.39" N  29°17'19.09" E
Temple of Leto - 36°19'50.77" N  29°17'19.22" E
Temple of Artemis - 36°19'50.49" N  29°17'19.81" E
Temple of Apollo - 36°19'50.28" N  29°17'20.33" E

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Posted 19 June 2012 - 03:51 PM

Kaunos - 36°49'31.83" N  28°37'17.58" E
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Old Harbor - 36°49'27.73" N  28°37'09.69" E
Temple - 36°49'30.79" N  28°37'12.57" E
Baths - 36°49'36.14" N  28°37'15.90" E
Christian Church - 36°49'34.09" N  28°37'18.73" E
Theater - 36°49'31.43" N  28°37'23.56" E
Acropolis - 36°49'30.84" N  28°37'34.90" E

LINK-> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaunos

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Posted 20 June 2012 - 07:06 AM

Arbor Low - 53°10'08.14" N   1°45'41.74" W
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LINK-> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbor_Low

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Posted 20 June 2012 - 05:16 PM

Cerro Blanco -  8°07'59.38" S  78°59'33.40" W
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Huaca del Sol -  8°07'54.27" S  78°59'41.63" W
Huaca de La Luna - 8°08'05.78" S  78°59'25.41" W

LINK-> http://en.wikipedia....i/Huaca_del_Sol
LINK-> http://en.wikipedia....uaca_de_la_Luna

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Posted 21 June 2012 - 04:25 PM

Habitancum - 55°10'12.38" N   2°10'24.88" W
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Posted 21 June 2012 - 04:34 PM

Alesia - 47°32'16.54" N   4°30'08.10" E
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Theater - 47°32'22.94" N   4°29'57.04" E

LINK-> http://en.wikipedia....i/Alesia_(city)

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Posted 22 June 2012 - 05:07 PM

Brauron - 37°55'33.56" N  23°59'37.89" E
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Courtyard - 37°55'34.03" N  23°59'37.74" E
Dining Rooms - 37°55'35.02" N  23°59'37.80" E
Bridge - 37°55'34.97" N  23°59'36.28" E
Stoa - 37°55'34.69" N  23°59'37.72" E
Temple of Artimus - 37°55'33.53" N  23°59'36.64" E

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Posted 23 June 2012 - 12:23 AM

http://wikimapia.org...04&z=16&l=0&m=b

This is in China/Mongolia. It's obviously a fort - and a big one - but there doesn't seem to be anything about it on the Web. Anyone know anything?

The fact that the walls are laid out more-or-less according to Vauban is kind of interesting.

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Posted 23 June 2012 - 04:35 AM

View PostPax Unum, on 11 June 2012 - 05:43 AM, said:

Thanks Sarah, heres the coordinates for the Tumuli - 50°42'52.30" N   2°35'03.03" W

This might be the nearby stone circle,  the Nine Stones - 50°42'43.79" N   2°33'09.58" W

LINK-> http://www.megalithi...cle.php?sid=127

Or perhaps it's Kingston Russell - 50°41'18.79" N   2°35'56.25" W

LINK-> http://www.megalithi...cle.php?sid=162

Hey Pax Unum,

I'm sure you're right, on it being called The Nine Stones. Thanks for that  :tu:

I used to drive cross country and by there all the time, but since I moved, I have missed doing so as I always get a tingly feeling, around that area (geographically speaking, LOL) :w00t:

Staying in the village of Winterbourne Abbas has always been on my 'To Do' list. My friend & I stopped for a meal there about 4 years ago in the village pub, and the food was lovely. My friend is a die-hard real ale drinker, and he was very pleased with what they had. He's a fussy sod my best mate, a CAMRA Man through and through :yes: So I MUST, get my bum in gear and check out if that pub still does rooms, and check us in for a couple of rooms and ask the Farmer is we can be cheeky and go and visit the 'lumps and bumps' as well as the Stones :tsu:

Thanks for a lovely thread :clap: xxx
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Posted 23 June 2012 - 04:54 AM

Archimedes- it's so interesting that you think there may be similarities between the Winterbourne Abbas site and what you have seen in Ireland. I'm a small part Irish, so that's of great interest to me, thank you!  :tsu:
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Posted 23 June 2012 - 06:01 AM

Pax, this is one of the nicest threads I ever read.

You are a tourist guide showing us all the beautiful spots on our rock.

I love it.

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Posted 23 June 2012 - 09:54 PM

Empuries - 42°07'59.54" N   3°07'10.19" E
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Greek City - 42°08'05.63" N   3°07'14.12" E
House of the Inscriptions - 42°08'06.75" N   3°07'12.23" E
Christian cult building - 42°08'07.46" N   3°07'15.64" E
Stoa - 42°08'06.96" N   3°07'15.46" E
Agora - 42°08'06.33" N   3°07'15.50" E
Public cistern - 42°08'05.28" N   3°07'14.85" E
House of the Peristyle - 42°08'05.06" N   3°07'16.13" E
Atrium House - 42°08'04.44" N   3°07'13.67" E
The Neapolis - 42°08'04.33" N   3°07'14.72" E
Salting factory - 42°08'03.95" N   3°07'15.14" E
Asclepios Sanctuary - 42°08'02.17" N   3°07'13.72" E
Temple of Serapis - 42°08'01.76" N   3°07'15.80" E
Roman City - 42°08'00.27" N   3°07'01.81" E
Baths - 42°08'01.65" N   3°07'02.28" E
Forum - 42°07'56.95" N   3°07'01.84" E
Roman Insula - 42°07'55.19" N   3°07'06.09" E
Palestra - 42°07'50.34" N   3°07'09.06" E
Amphitheater - 42°07'48.31" N   3°07'02.73" E
Ancient Jetty - 42°08'11.91" N   3°07'16.69" E

LINK-> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empuries

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Posted 23 June 2012 - 09:56 PM

View PostPersonFromPorlock, on 23 June 2012 - 12:23 AM, said:

http://wikimapia.org...04&z=16&l=0&m=b

This is in China/Mongolia. It's obviously a fort - and a big one - but there doesn't seem to be anything about it on the Web. Anyone know anything?

The fact that the walls are laid out more-or-less according to Vauban is kind of interesting.

Looks like a modern fortification, there are military bases and weapons testing sites in the area...

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Posted 23 June 2012 - 10:01 PM

View Postsarah snow, on 23 June 2012 - 04:35 AM, said:

Hey Pax Unum,

I'm sure you're right, on it being called The Nine Stones. Thanks for that  :tu:

I used to drive cross country and by there all the time, but since I moved, I have missed doing so as I always get a tingly feeling, around that area (geographically speaking, LOL) :w00t:

Staying in the village of Winterbourne Abbas has always been on my 'To Do' list. My friend & I stopped for a meal there about 4 years ago in the village pub, and the food was lovely. My friend is a die-hard real ale drinker, and he was very pleased with what they had. He's a fussy sod my best mate, a CAMRA Man through and through :yes: So I MUST, get my bum in gear and check out if that pub still does rooms, and check us in for a couple of rooms and ask the Farmer is we can be cheeky and go and visit the 'lumps and bumps' as well as the Stones :tsu:

Thanks for a lovely thread :clap: xxx

You're welcome, glad I could be of some help. It'd be great if you could post some pictures when you visit the site...

Edited by Pax Unum, 23 June 2012 - 10:01 PM.





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