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4,000-year-old Bronze Age mound vandalised after someone removed rocks
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4,000-year-old Bronze Age mound vandalised after someone removed rocks
Iain Porter, head ranger on the Quantock Hills, said he wanted visitors to understand the importance of the ancient monuments.
17 Sept, 13:41
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Outrage as vandals confiscate rocks from 4,000-year-old Bronze Age burial site
A Bronze Age burial cairn dating back four millennia has been vandalised by individuals who dug into the ancient structure and displaced its stones, heritage officials have confirmed.
The Fire Beacon Cairn, situated near Crowcombe in Somerset's Quantock Hills, suffered damage when stones were excavated from the mound and repositioned around its perimeter.
Heritage specialists believe the perpetrator may have been a…
17 Sept, 16:15