Stone Monuments
- Achavanich
- Beckhampton Avenue
- Bennachie
- Birkrigg stone circle
- Boscawen-Un
- Boskednan stone circle
- The Bridestones
- Callanish
- Castlerigg stone circle
- Doll Tor
- Drizzlecombe
- Grey Wethers
- The Hurlers (stone circles)
- Long Meg and Her Daughters
- The Longstones
- Mên-an-Tol
- The Merry Maidens
- Merrivale, Devon
- Mitchell's Fold
- Nine Ladies
- Rollright Stones
- Rudston
- Stalldown Barrow
- Standing Stones of Stenness
- Stanton Drew
- Stones of Scotland
- Swinside
- Temple Wood
- Torhouse
- Tregeseal East stone circle
- Yellowmead Down
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