Stanton Drew North-East Circle

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Stanton Drew North-East Circle is a smaller prehistoric stone circle that forms part of the Stanton Drew stone circles complex in Somerset, England.

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Stanton Drew North-East Circle canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
prehistoric stone circle
associatedWith Stanton Drew Great Circle
Stanton Drew South-West Circle
constructionPeriod Early Bronze Age
Neolithic
country United Kingdom
culturalContext prehistoric Britain
hasApproximateDiameter 17 metres
hasArchaeologicalInterest megalithic monument alignment
prehistoric ritual landscape
hasNumberOfOriginalStonePositions 9
hasNumberOfSurvivingStones 7
heritageDesignation Scheduled monument
isComponentOf Stanton Drew stone circles complex
locatedIn England
Somerset
Stanton Drew
United Kingdom
managedBy Historic England
material local stone
nearbyCity Bristol
nearbySettlement Chew Magna
orientationRelativeTo north-east of Stanton Drew Great Circle
partOf Stanton Drew stone circles
purpose ceremonial
ritual
region South West England
linked to: southwest England

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Stanton Drew hasHeritageSite Stanton Drew North-East Circle