Carn Goedog

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Carn Goedog is a rocky outcrop in the Preseli Hills of Pembrokeshire, Wales, identified as a major source of the bluestone used in the construction of Stonehenge.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bluestone source
geological formation
rocky outcrop
associatedWith Stonehenge NERFINISHED
coordinateSystem located in OS grid reference area of Preseli Hills
country United Kingdom
culturalContext Neolithic Britain
distanceTo approximately 220 km from Stonehenge (by straight line)
geologicalPeriod Ordovician
hasConservationStatus within protected landscape area
hasEvidenceFrom geochemical analysis
geological field survey
petrographic analysis
hasLandscapeFeature craggy outcrops
rocky tor
identifiedAs major source of Stonehenge bluestones
languageOfToponym Welsh
locatedIn Pembrokeshire NERFINISHED
Preseli Hills NERFINISHED
Wales
southwestern Wales NERFINISHED
materialUsedFor Stonehenge bluestone orthostats NERFINISHED
near Craig Rhos-y-felin NERFINISHED
Foel Drygarn NERFINISHED
notableFor being proposed quarry for Stonehenge bluestones
partOf Mynydd Preseli NERFINISHED
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park NERFINISHED
Preseli bluestone outcrops
region west Wales NERFINISHED
researchField archaeology
archaeometry
geology
rockType dolerite
spotted dolerite
studiedBy Richard Bevins NERFINISHED
Rob Ixer NERFINISHED
toponymMeaning possibly "woodland cairn" or "woodland carn"
usedIn Neolithic monument construction

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Preseli bluestone quarriedAt Carn Goedog