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Tregeseal East Stone Circle
Tregeseal East Stone Circle is thought to be Neolithic of early Bronze Age and is on the slopes of Truthwall Common, south of Carn Kenidjack. It is also known as 'The Nine Maidens' and 'The Dancing Stones'. It is thought to be one of three stone circles on the site with the most westerly of the three circles only detectable now by aerial photography.
Getting there
The site is northwest of St Just north of the A3071.
Celtic nation:
- Cornwall
Itinerary:
- Cornwall west
Place type:
- Ancient site
