This recumbent stone circle at Midmar Kirk is likely to date from the Bronze Age and consists of eight stones making an incomplete ring with a diameter of 17m. Midmar Kirk was built deliberately closely to the circle due to the 8th century belief that the monument was a druid religious structure. At the time Druidism was thought to be an offshoot of christianity.

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Location: Cluny, Midmar And Monymusk, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, United Kingdom

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