  The Kenidjack Common Holed Stones are a row of holed stones near the Tregeseal East stone circle. Four of the stones are standing, while a fifth is fallen and broken. Another holed stone lies to the northwest. They are all about 2-1/2 feet to four feet in height, and all have holes of varying diameters but mostly quite small.
These stones are something of an enigma. It is presumed that they are late Neolithic-early Bronze Age with all the other monuments in the area, such as the stone circle and barrows, but their function and purpose is not clear.
About Kenidjack Common Holed Stones
Megalithic Portal: Kenidjack Common Holed Stones
Modern Antiquarian: Tregeseal Holed Stones
Journey to Kenidjack Common Holed Stones
The Kenidjack Common Holed Stones are located in the West Penwith area of Cornwall. Take the minor road north from St. Just to Nancherrow. Take No Go By Hill Road to the Higher Tregeseal area and then right on Kenython Lane. Park, and walk to the end of the lane. After the stone circle, continue northeast to the holed stones.
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Visitors Information
Visitors information for the Tregeseal East Stone Circle may be found at the geograph website. For Penzance and general West Cornwall tourist information, visit the Penzance Online website.
Photos of Tregeseal East Stone Circle
Photos to appear Summer 2011.
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