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King Arthur's Hall dated to Neolithic Period

The monument on Bodmin Moor, Cornwall, was previously dated to the medieval period but it is now believed to date back 4,000 years earlier to the Neolithic period. See: BBC News South West

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King Arthur's Hall: Monument or Pound?

“Arthures Hall. A place so called and by tradition helde to be a place whereunto that famous K. Arthur resorted: it is a square plott about ...

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