Almsworthy Common

Almsworthy Common is an area of unenclosed moorland on Exmoor in southwestern England [1] [2]. The site features a multiple stone row of at least 29.8 m with 15 stones in four rows aligned roughly NW-SE, and is a Scheduled Monument [3] [4]. Stone settings are the most common megalithic monuments on Exmoor, likely serving ceremonial or ritual purposes [5] [6].

TypeMegalithic stones
Period3000 - 1500 BC
CountryEngland
Coordinates51.1628° N, 3.6558° W

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