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Great Rollright

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Great Rollright

Village in Oxfordshire, England, 18 km/11 mi southwest of Banbury. Between Great Rollright and Little Rollright are the Rollright stones a megalith (prehistoric stone monument) consisting of the ‘King Stone’, the ‘King's Men’ (a Bronze-Age circle of about 70 standing stones which may have been a Druid temple), and the ‘Whispering Knights’ (the remains of a burial chamber, or perhaps the markers of a prehistoric survey). Great Rollright church dates from before the 13th century AD.
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Police have named a man who died in a road accident on Wednesday afternoon as David Willoughby, aged 29, of Great Rollright, Oxfordshire.
Name of dead man released by police by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
My grandfather was brought up at Great Rollright in Oxfordshire, an area steeped in witchcraft and mysticism.
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