The Merry Maidens

The Merry Maidens is a stone circle found in Cornwall, built in the Neolithic period. There is a mythology around many stone circles that reports none can count the stones and in the case of The Merry Maidens, it is said that women are able to count them all but men are not - likely a myth bourne of the name. The legend links these stones to the The Pipers, two stones paired together said to be the musicians for the dancing maidens.
== The Dance ==
The Merry Maidens got their name through mythology. TBA Reference. It is said that women are able to count them all but men are notPage 40, Chapter 8: Great Stones in General, .
== References ==
Category:Neolithic Sites