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Duloe

Nestled unobtrusively in the corner of a field beside a Cornish hedge stands Duloe Stone Circle, the smallest stone circle in Cornwall. Some 38 feet in diameter with seven (of eight) standing quartz stones, this circle is said to be older than Stonehenge. The present setting is the result of restoration in the last century when a burial urn of the late Bronze Age (2000-500 BC) was found at the base of one of the stones. The circle can be accessed via a signposted track between two houses in Higher Stonetown to the southwest. The Duloe Torque, a gold bracelet from the Bronze Age, was discovered in a field near the village, and is now in Truro Museum.