Exploring 9 Neolithic Sites on the Mysterious MACHRIE MOOR Landscape | Ancient History of Scotland.

'Before Caledonia' Explore's 'Machrie Moor' on the Isle of Arran in Scotland. --------- PATREON - Monthly support, exclusive physical, digital & early content   / beforecaledonia   PAYPAL - Buy me a coffee donation https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/Befor... FACEBOOK - Share photos, articles & YouTube video's   / 391553464349357   ---------- Thanks to my Patreon's & Arran's Ancient Architects. ---------- In this Prehistory documentary by ‘Before Caledonia’ we’ll take a journey through the Neolithic landscape of Machrie Moor on the Isle of Arran in Scotland, we’ll take a look at its various types of stone circles, the recumbent landscape figures and Megalithic standing stones. If you would like to help the channel, watch the video to the end, hit the like button, share the film, subscribe and leave a comment for a personal reply, just one of these simple actions helps the channel. Before Caledonia is also a Facebook group. At the end of this film, I’ll put video links to some of the other well known Neolithic complex’s in Scotland like Orkney’s Ness of Brodgar, Callanish and Kilmartin Glen. Welcome to Machrie Moor, one of Arran’s top tourist attractions and a sacred landscape which holds a fascination for antiquarians, archaeologists, historians, earth mystery enthusiasts and dowsers etc.. If you would like to support ‘Before Caledonia you can do this through Patreon and receive exclusive physical and digital content or through PayPal for a one off donation. All links can be found in the description box or on the channel home page. Before Caledonia is a prehistory project which focuses on stone circles, standing stones & rock art from Scotland’s Neolithic and Bronze Age era’s. I hope you’ve enjoyed this video on the Machrie Moor complex and may be inspired to visit. Join the ‘Before Caledonia’ companion Facebook group for YouTube videos, photos and articles on Scotland’s rich prehistory. Thanks for watching, thanks to my Patreon’s and a huge thanks to Arran’s Ancient Megalith builders.