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An ornamental lion painted by a local artist in Corsham Wiltshire England UK showing a typical north Wiltshire chalk landscape w Stock Photo - Alamy
Celtic Chalk Hill Figures, including Horses and Giants
Ancient chalk sculpture is 'most important prehistoric art' - BBC News
Martin Dutton - Martin Dutton Abstract chalk sculpture UK, Late 20th century
The Age of England's Cerne Abbas Giant Has Been Confirmed, Dates Back to Saxon Period
Ancient chalk sculpture is 'most important prehistoric art' - BBC News
White horses - the history of Britain's chalk hillsides
Hill figures: The stories behind the scars on England's skin - BBC News
The Mysterious Origins of the Cerne Abbas Giant | The New Yorker
Chalking it up: the mysterious figures striding across our hills - CPRE
STATUE OF JONAS WEBB OPPOSITE CHALK FARMHOUSE, Babraham - 1331112 | Historic England
Chalk Hill Figures in the Kent Downs - Kent Downs
Romanesque Sculpture in the Chalk Belt 1 | Stories in Stone
Scientists untangle mystery of naked giant chalk sculpture in England -- with the help of some snails
England's 7 Most Intriguing Chalk Figures and The Stories Behind Them | Wanderlust
Uffington White Horse - Wikipedia
Hill figures: The stories behind the scars on England's skin - BBC News
England's 7 Most Intriguing Chalk Figures and The Stories Behind Them | Wanderlust
Exploring England's enigmatic hill carvings — chalk hill figures | Hiking Collection by komoot
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Sculpture and places: The White Horse chalk hill figures of Wiltshire | Art UK
England's 7 Most Intriguing Chalk Figures and The Stories Behind Them | Wanderlust
England's Centuries-Old Fascination With Carving Giant Horses Into Hillsides - Atlas Obscura
Cerne Abbas Giant: Why the Anglo-Saxons created England's most macho hillside chalk figure | The Independent
Scientists untangle mystery of naked giant chalk sculpture in England -- with the help of some snails
