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Standing stones, megaliths & stone circles

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In this contest I want to see images of standing stones, megaliths or stone circles, which have been erected by ancient peoples.

Standing stones (or menhir) and megaliths are massive upright stones and often date back hundreds or thousands of years. Examples include Callanish (Scotland) Carnac (France) and the Egyptian obelisks. Stone circles are monuments where several standing stones were arranged together into a circular shape, famous examples being Stonehenge (England), Avebury (England) and the Ring of Brodgar (Scotland). In this contest I want to see your best images of these ancient stone monumental structures - standing stones, megaliths and stone circles.

Please do not enter images of buildings (ie structures with walls) such as Machu Picchu or Greek/Roman temples, as these will not be included in the judging of this contest.

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Entries closed
18 December 2017

Rating
18 December 2017 to 25 December 2017

Winners announced
25 December 2017

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