The Skeletons of Belas Knap - Secrets of a Stone-Age Grave
Belas Knap is one of the finest and oldest neolithic long barrows in the UK. It has been extensively studied (for lack of a more suitable word) in the 19th and early 20th century. But we have some recent evidence for secrets still to be unveiled. Let's have a short look at the evidence as it presents itself so far...
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