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Group of people sitting in natural granite basins, possibly Bodmin Moor
Family group sitting on the rocks at the seaside.
Group of rocks, possibly the 'Giants Head' .
Group of rocks, possibly the 'Giants Head' .
Group of standing stones.
Group of standing stones.
Group of young men standing on the steps of a college at Oxford
Group of young men standing on the steps of a college at Oxford.
Gugh Bar which connects Gugh and St. Agnes
Gugh Bar (a "tombolo"), connecting Gugh and St. Agnes.
Gull Rock, Portreath.
Gull Rock, Portreath.
Hammer stone found at West Seaton, Camborne
The label reads "Hammer Stone. Site of Ancient Camp, West Seaton, Camborne".
Hammer stone found at West Seaton, Camborne
The label reads "Hammer Stone. Site of Ancient Camp, West Seaton, Camborne".
Hammer stone from Rayle Farm, Illogan
The label reads "Hammer Stone discovered by a workman whilst ploughing in a field at Rayle farm, Illogan, 1904. Presented by W. J. Fox Esq. 14 ' 1904."
RIC no 14',1904 see JRIC vol 16 (1904) p 224
RIC no 14',1904 see JRIC vol 16 (1904) p 224
Hammer stone from Rayle Farm, Illogan
The label reads "Hammer Stone discovered by a workman whilst ploughing in a field at Rayle farm, Illogan, 1904. Presented by W. J. Fox Esq. 14 ' 1904."
RIC no 14',1904 see JRIC vol 16 (1904) p 224
RIC no 14',1904 see JRIC vol 16 (1904) p 224
Hangmans Barrow.
Hangmans Barrow.
Hangmans Barrow.
Hangmans Barrow.
Hangmans Barrow.
Hangmans Barrow.
Harmony cottage
Harmony cottage.
Harmony cottage
Harmony cottage.