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Notes on Some Cornish Circles

Nature volume 73, pages 366–368 (1906)Cite this article

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The Merry Maidens, Lat. 50°4′ N. NE of the best preserved circles that I know of is near Penzance. It is called the Merry Maidens1 (Dawns-Maen), and is thus described by Lukis2 (p. 1):—

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LOCKYER, N. Notes on Some Cornish Circles . Nature 73, 366–368 (1906). https://doi.org/10.1038/073366a0

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