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Avebury
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Every
year, the Radical Anthropology Group (RAG) evening class arranges
a week of camping near Marlborough, Wiltshire. Just down the road
from Malborough is one of the most magical and beautiful of Neolithic
monuments, Avebury Stone Circle. |
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The
trip always co-incides with the summer solstice, when Barking Bateria
have a Royal appointment, from King Arthur himself, to welcome the
new sun at Stonehenge, whilst being known as the King's Drummers. |


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Approximately
80 - 100 adults and children come to the camp to share in a spirit
of summer relaxation and celebration in a very open, chilled and
outstandingly beautiful environment, to share experiences, wisdom,
songs and freindship around the open fires and the canal.
As well as the
group travelling to Stonehenge for the actual solstice, they also
have a guided tour of the Neolithic landscape around Avebury from
Lionel Sims, who has proposed a very innovative and accurate new
theory about why such monuments were built, based on the idea of
huge socail and environmental upheaval, which has made huge waves
in both the Anthropological and Archeological communities.
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For Film and video footage
of us at stonehenge, click here
and go to "stonehenge
and related topics"
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The RAG Group
meet weekly for lecture talks, based on anthropology, but available
to all, every Tuesday evening in Camden. Healthy Vegetarian meals
are provided. Please go to their website for more details: Radical
Anthropology Group
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Avebury/Stonehenge
2006
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