Harold's Stones, Trellech

Harold's Stones, Trellech
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Also known as: Treleç, Trelech, Sir Fynwy, Trellech, Tryleg, Tryleg Unedig, Թրելեչ, טרלק, ترللچ, تريليك, トレレシュ, トレレッチ, 特里莱赫

Three Bronze Age standing stones on a northeast-southwest axis in the village of Trellech, Monmouthshire, south-east Wales [1] [2]. Local legend attributes them to King Harold's 1063 victory [1] [3].

TypeStanding stone
Period3000 - 1500 BC
CountryWales
Coordinates51.7452° N, 2.7256° W

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