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Cerne Abbas Giant, Dorset, 2008. Aerial view. The giant's origin is uncertain, although one theory is that he was cut to represent England's Hercules, as a parody of Oliver Cromwell. The rectangular earthwork above the giant is known as the Trendle, an Iron Age enclosure possibly for a farmstead. In the 19th century the earthwork was traditionally used as the setting for a Maypole. The site is in the care of the National Trust.
Unique Identifier
AR9427464
Type
Image
Purpose
Public
Size
3328px × 4992px
Photo Credit
HIP / Art Resource, NY
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2000s
21ST CENTURY
ANCIENT SITE
Britain
British
CARVED
Cerne Abbas
Cerne Abbas Giant
CHALK
club
color
concept
country
Countryside
Cromwell
CROMWELL, OLIVER
DORSET
EARTHWORK
England
English
english heritage
FARMLAND
Field
FIGURE
geographical feature
Geography
Hill
Hillside
Historic England Staff Photographer
Iron Age
Landscape
LOCATION
Lord Protector
Lord Protector of the Commonwealth
Male
Man
Men
Mysterious
Mystery
NAKED
NAKEDNESS
Nude
NUDITY
Oliver
OLIVER CROMWELL
People
Photograph
Prehistoric
TGN
trendle