Neolithic circular enclosures (Rondels)

Much thanks for the heads up James / archaeo !

Great link and precious coordinates! 

European Association of Archaeologists just tweeted this new article.
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Using Google Earth and aircraft reconnaissance, #archaeologists identify more than 100 previously unknown #BronzeAge sites and megastructures in #Serbia (Image credit: Barry Molloy and Darja Grosman)

www.science.org/content/article/satellite-images-bring-serbia-s-hidden-bronze-age-megastructures-light

Much thanks for the information James archaeo !

I will take a deeper look into it once a while... 

Note: I have already identified the one on the image years ago thus being part of my collections. Hopefully following thread I can mark further sites as well!

All the best old fellow! 
G

Hi, I'm new to the forums but a long time Google Earth user (from the very beginning in fact).  I do archaeoastronomy research and investigation and Google Earth is extremely valuable to me in that area.

This thread on Neolithic rondels is amazing!  Thanks so much for putting it all together.  The overlays are very interesting!

I've been reading through the following research article and I found some more sites to add to the list:

www.researchgate.net/publication/374634683_Revealing_the_extent_of_Neolithic_rondel_enclosures_in_Lower_Silesia_using_non-invasive_prospection



Proszkowice

50.947835, 16.674585

This one took a while. I just had to look all around with the given satellite imagery dates (they altered the colors for the article). In the end it was the dashed line in field to north that caught my eye first, then it was obvious.



Księginice Małe complex

50.864516, 16.785804

Found pretty quick with the imgagery of the trees.



Gniechowice

51.001509, 16.818645

After finding the town of that name I matched the road from the image and it shows in satellite imagery listed in the article.



Piotrowice

50.635069, 16.906032

This one is NE of the 2 Sieroszów rondels which the previous poster listed, the article had an area map that I matched up to pinpoint the location of this third site.

Hi and welcome archastrodb !

Thanks for the positive feedback and valuable contribution! 

Once a while I update file, but then your additions will be added properly attributed!

Glad to know you around! 

Keep up the good work!

G

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Dear archaeo and archastrodb !
All your latest contributions have been added to the collection. (source and credit are given in placemarks' descriptions)

Much thanks guys!

- Updated kmz file attached to OP. -

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