Author: Tim Darvill

Text by Tim Darvill Set on the northern edge of a narrow upland ridge with commanding views, Arthur’s Stone long barrow...

Text by Tim Darvill In the valley of the River Usk in the southern part of the Black Mountains, the Gwernvale...

Text by Tim Darvill Surrounded by a modern stone wall and supporting a fairly dense tree cover, Windmill Tump long barrow...

Text by Tim Darvill Not a long barrow but the remains of a portal dolmen set on a hillslope east of...

Text by Tim Darvill West Kennet long barrow, the biggest in southern England at more than 100m long, sits along a...

Text by Tim Darvill Heavily restored following excavations in 1962-3, Wayland’s Smithy is the best and most accessible long barrow along...

Text by Tim Darvill As visible today, the Tinkinswood long barrow is in a restored state following extensive excavations in 1914...

Text by Tim Darvill As you approach Stoney Littleton long barrow, it looks as though it is sliding down the side...

Text by Tim Darvill St. Lythan’s long barrow displays a striking stone chamber built from three massive uprights forming a box-like...