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Benjamin König, untitled, 2026
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Benjamin König, untitled, 2026
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Continuing my little game 'stick stone circles in unexpected places', resin, wood and stone acorn with a portal. I think a galvanized oak leaf and a couple of rustic beads would be good for a necklace.
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11 years ago I was visiting friends and stone circles in England. What an exciting time.
Kerampeulven Menhir (Huelgoat in Brittany, France, ca. 1908)
'Giant's Grave' Prehistoric Standing Stones, nr. Millom, Lake District
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Near a remote wilderness cave stands an ancient shrine of megaliths marked with the clawed hand symbol of Vaprak, god of destruction (Roger Raupp for "The House of the Brothers," AD&D adventure by Mark R Shipley, featuring a pair of fog giants from the Fiend Folio, in Dungeon magazine 6, July/August 1987)
a fill for @mortiscausa’s March to Camelot 2026: Burial
immediately thought of one of my most beloved megaliths arthur’s stone, a neolithic burial chamber in the hills of herefordshire. local legend tells that king arthur slew a giant here who fell on the stones, breaking the capstone in two and leaving marks you can still run your hands across...
was generally feeling inspired by how myths grow out of the prehistoric landscape and the half-remembered experiences of ancient people etc etc etc. arthur has been linked to this place since at least the 13th century!!!! and archaeologists are now excavating there and so the legend continues
Face stone, Urra Moor, North Yorkshire