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Images from my September 2019 visit to Rudston Monolith.
Standing in the grounds of All Saints Church Rudston in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England, the monolith is the tallest standing stone (menhir) in Britain. The power exuded by the stone itself completely engulfs the churchyard later built around it (early Norman, around 1100). It is approximately 7.6 metres tall and weighs an estimated 40 tonnes. The top appears to have broken off. If it was originally pointed, it would have stood about 8.5 metres tall. Its depth into the ground may be almost as much as its height. It dates from the late Neolithic period, perhaps 2000 – 1600 B.C. Although located not far from York, I only discovered the stone’s existence while reading Graham Phillips’ excellent book Wisdomkeepers of Stonehenge. My two part radio show with Graham discussing megalithic culture can be found HERE.
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All images (C) 2019 Greg Moffitt.
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