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- George_Barnett_(historian) abstract "George Barnett (1876–1965) was an Irish historian, archaeologist, botanist, geologist, folklorist and poet. Self taught, he acquired a vast knowledge of the Sperrin Mountains through experience, experimentation, observation, and traditional lore. He discovered many prehistoric sites, although he is best known for his discovery of the Beaghmore stone circles, and developed the theory that they were an ancient lunar observatory. This theory was expressed in his poem, The Beaghmore Stone Circles.".
- Q16750481 abstract "George Barnett (1876–1965) was an Irish historian, archaeologist, botanist, geologist, folklorist and poet. Self taught, he acquired a vast knowledge of the Sperrin Mountains through experience, experimentation, observation, and traditional lore. He discovered many prehistoric sites, although he is best known for his discovery of the Beaghmore stone circles, and developed the theory that they were an ancient lunar observatory. This theory was expressed in his poem, The Beaghmore Stone Circles.".
- George_Barnett_(historian) comment "George Barnett (1876–1965) was an Irish historian, archaeologist, botanist, geologist, folklorist and poet. Self taught, he acquired a vast knowledge of the Sperrin Mountains through experience, experimentation, observation, and traditional lore. He discovered many prehistoric sites, although he is best known for his discovery of the Beaghmore stone circles, and developed the theory that they were an ancient lunar observatory. This theory was expressed in his poem, The Beaghmore Stone Circles.".
- Q16750481 comment "George Barnett (1876–1965) was an Irish historian, archaeologist, botanist, geologist, folklorist and poet. Self taught, he acquired a vast knowledge of the Sperrin Mountains through experience, experimentation, observation, and traditional lore. He discovered many prehistoric sites, although he is best known for his discovery of the Beaghmore stone circles, and developed the theory that they were an ancient lunar observatory. This theory was expressed in his poem, The Beaghmore Stone Circles.".