The Old Loans Stone
The history, excavation, and relocation of a lost historic lifting stone in my home town.
The history, excavation, and relocation of a lost historic lifting stone in my home town.
The heaviest stone thrown in Swiss steinstossen competitions inspired by legends of a local giant who single-handedly held off an entire army.
The story of an egg-shaped lifting stone in Karperö, Finland, originally published by a local heritage group in a Karperö history book in 1986.
In 12th century Japan, a woman named Ōiko settled a dispute by moving an immense stone that not even a hundred men could budge. A massive stone in her hometown stands as a reminder of her feats.
Chance and good timing: how my search for a contemporary stone lead to the discovery of a historic lifting stone in England.
Hida Folk Village is a snapshot of historic village life hidden in the Japanese alps.
Why weren't women lifting stones in Scotland? I decided to find out why and do something about it.
Alexander MacLeod left a lifting stone on Scotland's remote island of North Rona after wrecking his ship. Does his stone still exist?