Arthur’s Stone
Dorstone, England, United Kingdom
About Arthur’s Stone
Arthur’s Stone is a tomb in Herefordshire dating back to the Neolithic era marked by a collection of large stones.
Little is known about this site and there is little to see, but the mystery of Arthur’s Stone is one which continues to inspire debate. Arthur’s Stone is an English Heritage site.
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