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These Downes looke as if they were Sown with great Stones, very thicke; and in a dusky evening they looke like a flock of Sheep: from whence it takes its name. One might fancy it to have been the Scene where the Giants fought with stones against the Gods... I was wonderfully surprised at the sight of
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Beckhampton House began c.1745 as a large coaching inn on the Bath road; alterations in the 19th century included the addition of a stone porch. Built in brick with limestone sills, the house has three storeys and a five-bay front. Since 1855 it has been the farmhouse for the racehorse stables. A
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Aisles were added in the 12th century, the nave walls being pierced by low arches; the aisles were widened in the 15th century and in 1812 the arches were rebuilt to let in more light, but fragments of 12th-century work remain. Pevsner called the newer
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of St James as "archaeologically uncommonly interesting". There was a stone church on this site, just west of the prehistoric earthwork, in the 10th century; it had a high and narrow nave without aisles, similar in its proportions to
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re-erected many of the fallen stones, partially restoring the circle to its original condition. In 1943 the government took possession of the monument and the village; they are currently administered by the
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nearby 17th-century house, two storeys in stone with a thatched roof, is now the Waggon and Horses pub; additions in the late 19th century and early 20th are described as picturesque by
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from 1747 to 1864, and again from 1929, although the parishes remained distinct. From 1952 and again from 1963, the incumbent also held the benefice of
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with three concentric ditches was built c.3700 BC on an earlier field system.
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Baggs, A.P.; Freeman, Jane; Stevenson, Janet H (1983). Crowley, D.A. (ed.).
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crosses the A361 at Beckhampton and continues east through West Kennet.
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1466:; Crittall, Elizabeth, eds. (1956). "Alien houses: Priory of Avebury".
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to ensure the British government protected ancient monuments.
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2073:"Solution sought for bird damaged thatched barn in Avebury"
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on its journey towards Marlborough. Higher ground includes
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1940:"United Reformed Chapel, Green Street, Avebury (1192973)"
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The Corpus of Romanesque Sculpture in Britain and Ireland
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2297:"Red Lion Public House, High Street, Avebury (1192990)"
2504:. The Buildings Of England. New Haven, US and London:
1997:"Fate of Avebury chapel could lie in villagers' hands"
897:. The font may be Saxon with Norman carving over-cut.
1966:"Visitors welcomed to newly renovated Avebury Chapel"
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854:windows in the north wall are also Anglo-Saxon.
1469:A History of the County of Wiltshire, Volume 3
1262:"Stonehenge & Avebury World Heritage Site"
1009:and its garden. The house was begun c.1557 by
586:Other prehistoric sites in the parish include
27:Village and civil parish in Wiltshire, England
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1173:"Avebury: population statistics, 2021 Census"
1056:Table built over ancient well in Red Lion pub
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1762:"The Parish Church of St. James, Avebury"
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1476:. University of London. pp. 392â393
2374:"Doors close on 140 years of education"
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1913:"The United Reformed Church, Avebury"
1300:Research records (formerly PastScape)
1272:from the original on 4 September 2013
1206:Stecklein, Janelle (22 April 2018) .
846:. Parts of this building survive, in
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1792:Dove's Guide for Church Bell Ringers
1495:Leighton, Barry (24 December 2014).
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683:(from 1640); his son Ralph, created
653:Abbey of Saint-Georges, Boscherville
2605:English Heritage sites in Wiltshire
1484:– via British History Online.
758:between 1948 and 1952, followed by
687:in 1683; Adam Williamson (d.1798),
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2301:National Heritage List for England
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2119:National Heritage List for England
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1976:from the original on 7 August 2020
1944:National Heritage List for England
1847:. 10 May 1929. pp. 3114â3116.
1818:National Heritage List for England
1663:National Heritage List for England
1605:National Heritage List for England
1601:"Barrow on Avebury Down (1005681)"
1532:National Heritage List for England
1507:from the original on 8 August 2021
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1326:National Heritage List for England
1208:"England's touchable stone circle"
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2101:Orbach, Pevsner & Cherry 2021
1995:Hicks, Amber (2 September 2015).
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1632:Orbach, Pevsner & Cherry 2021
1497:"When Ken was King of the castle"
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881:. The church was designated as
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2244:"Election Maps: Great Britain"
1964:Hill, Jamie (19 August 2019).
1901:. 21 March 1975. p. 3845.
1865:. 4 January 1952. p. 141.
1733:"St James, Avebury, Wiltshire"
1659:"Church of St James (1193084)"
1093:(1972), and for the 1998 film
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2141:"Waggon and Horses (1033751)"
2115:"Beckhampton House (1286385)"
1883:. 8 March 1963. p. 2113.
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2565:Wiltshire Community History
2543:Avebury visitor information
2403:Wiltshire Community History
1917:Wiltshire Community History
1766:Wiltshire Community History
1134:Avebury is the setting for
1111:A Ghost Story for Christmas
108:OS grid reference
39:Human settlement in England
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2167:"Avebury Manor (1033785)"
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1240:. Yale University Press.
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2471:Griffiths, Elly (2019).
1266:Stonehenge & Avebury
1015:Alexander Keiller Museum
1003:Avebury Manor and Garden
703:, was bought in 1955 by
1739:. King's College London
1578:Catchment Data Explorer
1474:Victoria County History
1033:. It is in the area of
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592:West Kennet Long Barrow
2538:Avebury Parish Council
2475:(Ruth Galloway, No.11)
2270:Greene King Local Pubs
2048:"Great Barn (1286423)"
1444:. University of London
1442:British History Online
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140:Unitary authority
2595:Villages in Wiltshire
2506:Yale University Press
2478:. Quercus Publishing.
2322:"Waggon & Horses"
1707:Upper Kennet Benefice
1234:Burl, Aubrey (2002).
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1580:. Environment Agency
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208:Sovereign state
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2567:. Wiltshire Council
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2077:BBC News: Wiltshire
1919:. Wiltshire Council
1768:. Wiltshire Council
1703:"St James, Avebury"
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1237:Prehistoric Avebury
1138:'s thriller novel,
705:Sir Francis Knowles
689:governor of Jamaica
530:World Heritage List
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1899:The London Gazette
1881:The London Gazette
1863:The London Gazette
1844:The London Gazette
1812:Historic England.
1657:Historic England.
1599:Historic England.
1526:Historic England.
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2473:The Stone Circle
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