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      Merrivale Prehistoric Settlement

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      Merrivale Prehistoric Settlement
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      Monday:
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      Tuesday:
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      Wednesday:
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      Thursday:
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      4.5 - (115 reviews)
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      4.5 - (115 reviews)
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      • John Wilson

        Visited on Weekday More
        Apr 29th, 2023

      • Carolyn Hunt


        Apr 2nd, 2023

      • Gail Madeley

        Visited on Weekend More
        Apr 1st, 2023

      • Kim

        The highlight of my entire trip. This is a magical place that cannot be adequately described with pictures. It's just not comparable with Stonehenge. You're surrounded by grassland and hills as far as the eye can see. There are a LOT of stones, thousands, over the massive moor that you're completely free to explore without crowds. I remember the moment when I "understood" this place: I was standing on a prominent stone slab and oriented my body so that I was facing another nearby stone, which aligned to a prominent distant hill where I could faintly see contained another ritual site with stone rows. I turned and faced a different nearby stone, which also aligned with a distant site. I'm not a spiritual person at all, but I could just feel "something" breathtaking about this place. Dartmoor is out of the way, yes, but do not miss this. Beware that after you climb the short hill, you'll be hit with wind and it becomes a LOT colder.
        Mar 30th, 2023

      • Sally Prosser

        Multiple stone rows, standing stones, a stone circle and cairns (burial mounds) from the Bronze Age on a fairly remote part of Dartmoor. One of the menhirs is 3 metres tall and the largest on Dartmoor. How did these pre-historic people put these remarkable structures in place? What was their spiritual significance? Who were buried in the mounds?
        Mar 9th, 2023

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      Merrivale Prehistoric Settlement

      Merrivale Prehistoric Settlement is located at Princetown in Whitchurch, England PL20 6ST. Merrivale Prehistoric Settlement can be contacted via phone at (370) 333-1181 for pricing, hours and directions.

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      Questions & Answers

      Q What is the phone number for Merrivale Prehistoric Settlement?

      A The phone number for Merrivale Prehistoric Settlement is: (370) 333-1181.

      Q Where is Merrivale Prehistoric Settlement located?

      A Merrivale Prehistoric Settlement is located at Princetown, Whitchurch, eng PL20 6ST

      Q What is the internet address for Merrivale Prehistoric Settlement?

      A The website (URL) for Merrivale Prehistoric Settlement is: http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/merrivale-prehistoric-settlement/?utm_source=Google%20Business&utm_campaign=Local%20Listings&utm_medium=Google%20Business%20Profiles&utm_content=merrivale%20prehistoric%20settlement

      Q What days are Merrivale Prehistoric Settlement open?

      A Merrivale Prehistoric Settlement is open:
      Friday: 24 Hours
      Saturday: 24 Hours
      Sunday: 24 Hours
      Monday: 24 Hours
      Tuesday: 24 Hours
      Wednesday: 24 Hours
      Thursday: 24 Hours

      Q How is Merrivale Prehistoric Settlement rated?

      A Merrivale Prehistoric Settlement has a 4.5 Star Rating from 115 reviewers.

      Hours

      Friday:
      24 Hours
      Saturday:
      24 Hours
      Sunday:
      24 Hours
      Monday:
      24 Hours
      Tuesday:
      24 Hours
      Wednesday:
      24 Hours
      Thursday:
      24 Hours

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      Merrivale Prehistoric Settlement

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      Overall Rating
      ( 115 Reviews )
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      John Wilson on Google

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      Gail Madeley on Google

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      Kim on Google

      image The highlight of my entire trip. This is a magical place that cannot be adequately described with pictures. It's just not comparable with Stonehenge. You're surrounded by grassland and hills as far as the eye can see. There are a LOT of stones, thousands, over the massive moor that you're completely free to explore without crowds. I remember the moment when I "understood" this place: I was standing on a prominent stone slab and oriented my body so that I was facing another nearby stone, which aligned to a prominent distant hill where I could faintly see contained another ritual site with stone rows. I turned and faced a different nearby stone, which also aligned with a distant site. I'm not a spiritual person at all, but I could just feel "something" breathtaking about this place. Dartmoor is out of the way, yes, but do not miss this. Beware that after you climb the short hill, you'll be hit with wind and it becomes a LOT colder.

      Sally Prosser on Google

      image Multiple stone rows, standing stones, a stone circle and cairns (burial mounds) from the Bronze Age on a fairly remote part of Dartmoor. One of the menhirs is 3 metres tall and the largest on Dartmoor. How did these pre-historic people put these remarkable structures in place? What was their spiritual significance? Who were buried in the mounds?

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