The Time Travelling Antiquarian: 4,000 years of neolithic architecture

I'm experimenting with proper subtitles and will look to make this video available in other languages using the YouTube feature of auto dubbing
if you listen to this in the auto dub let me know how well or badly it went!

Julian Cope published the Modern Antiquarian in 1998, lavish gazette featuring 300 neolithic and Bronze Age sites in the UK and includes a personal journey as he explores Britain's past. He published the book as a response to the lack of decent guides to the subject, this video is about my issue with putting these sites into context; I have been frustrated trying to work out their chronology so in this video I time travel.

the video is 4 main parts, the beginning of 'sacred' circles over 7,000 years ago in Europe, the dolmen and how they evolved across Europe, the social spaces that include henges and processional landscapes and finally the stone circle. Obviously it is not an absolute list and I'm not able to include even all my favourites.

to visit yourself here are some resources -https://www.themodernantiquarian.com
https://www.megalithic.co.uk/topics.php

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Key locations visited
The Goseck Circle- Saxony
Almendres Cromlech- Portugal
Great Dolmen of Zambujeiro
Dolmen Perotte - France
The Crucuno Dolmen in Brittany
Dolmen of Kercado
Saint-Michel Tumulus
Cairn of Barnenez
Trethevy Quoit in Cornwall
Wayland Smithy
Giants Grave
Listoghil - Sligo
Maeve’s Cairn
Boyne Valley complex Dowth, Knowth, and Newgrange
Windmill Hill & Avebury
Carnac alignments
Machrie Moor Isle of Arran
Thornborough Henge
Skara Brae- Orkney
Stones of Stenness & Ring of Brodgar -sorry for the typo!
Callanish - Isle of Lewis
Castlerigg -CumbriaLong Meg and her Daughters
Silbury Hill & Marlborough Mound Wiltshire