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Wayland's Smithy, Oxfordshire *
51.566840,-1.593980
Just visible within this stand of trees is a low mound - the remains of a prehistoric long barrow ( burial mound ). Excavations in the 1960s revealed that a Neolithic timber chambered tomb of c 3700 BC was replaced with a stone chambered long barrow in about 3400 BC.
The name is a reference to a character of Germanic and Norse mythology, Wayland the Smith.
Situated next to the Ridgeway, above the village of Ashbury, west of Wantage.
View from the south-east.
The name is a reference to a character of Germanic and Norse mythology, Wayland the Smith.
Situated next to the Ridgeway, above the village of Ashbury, west of Wantage.
View from the south-east.
* Formerly part of Berkshire
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