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near to Tregonetha, Cornwall, England

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	Wolfram mine building, Castle-an-Dinas by David Weston Disused building, part of the former wolfram mine near Castle-an-Dinas hillfort.
	Abandoned mine shaft fenced-off near Castle-an-Dinas by David Smith The area was mined for tungsten and several shafts such as this are fenced-off. The land around is farmed.
	Castle-an-Dinas - Northwestern bowl barrow by Rob Farrow This is the northwestern of the two bowl barrows at Castle-an-Dinas described by EH as "slight uneven circular mound with some protruding stones". It is thought that barrows such as these were built to contain and memorialise high... (more)
	Path to Castle An Dinas by Gary Rogers from the car park to the ancient mound.
	Earthworks at the Iron Age fort Castle an Dinas by mike hancock Not only Iron Age but has been a fortifiable camp for many years up to the Civil War
	Viewpoint indicator board in the centre of Castle An Dinas hill fort by Rod Allday There are 360 degree distant views from this commanding position, but not very clear ones on this miserable wet July day!
	Tumulus at Castle-an-Dinas by John M Robbed out tumulus within the Iron Age hill fort.
	A ditch on the east of Castle-an-Dinas by David Smith
	Autumn at Castle-an-Dinas by John M Track into the Iron Age hill fort.
	Wolfram mine buildings, Castle-an-Dinas by David Weston Disused buildings, part of the former wolfram mine near Castle-an-Dinas hillfort.
	Castle-an-Dinas - Southeastern bowl barrow by Rob Farrow This is the southeastern of the two bowl barrows at Castle-an-Dinas measuring 56' (17m) in diameter and rising to 3' (0.9m) high, it is the more substantial of the two barrows. It is thought that barrows such as these were built... (more)
	Castle an Dinas by Steve Rigg Breaks in the defensive works of the iron age fort, Castle an Dinas