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Three brothers are the mighty pillars around which this epic novel is constructed. Bernard Cornwell transports the reader back to a time...
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cover Stonehenge Complete,
by Christopher Chippindale
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"Splendidly illustrated...will for years to come be a
standard reference work."
______ - Audrey Burl, The Times Literary Supplement

Winner of the British Archaeological Book Award

cover Stonehenge: A New Interpretation
of Prehistoric Man and the Cosmos,
by John North
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In a book that finally solves the riddle of Stonehenge,scholar John North draws on more than 15 years of research to offer a masterful "case-closed" study in which he examines the monument from all available angles--archeological, astronomical, and spiritual--and considers relevant research from other prehistoric remains in Britain and Northern Europe.

cover Stonehenge,
by Bernard Cornwell
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Stonehenge is given a credible, even fascinating, treatment in the prolific Cornwell's latest novel. He reaches back into English history, back into prehistory, to follow the exploits and fortunes of Hengall, the chief of the people of Ratharryn, and his three sons, Lengar, Camaban, and Saban. Lengar is poised to succeed his father as chief, but his greed interferes with his intentions. Camaban suffers from a physical deformity and has no place in the succession to his father's chiefdom, but events take him down a path no one would have anticipated. Saban, the youngest, is brave and true and ultimately comes to bear his father's title. But out of their familial struggle, and the struggles of the people of Ratharryn with neighboring tribes, comes the great temple we know as Stonehenge. The difficulty of such a fictional undertaking as this is to render these old-time people, with speech and customs we know very little about, as real individuals. But Cornwell rises to the occasion admirably, resulting in total immersion in a place and time.

cover Great Stone Circles: Fables, Fictions, Facts,
by Aubrey Burl
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For those who are enthralled by Stonehenge and the many other awe-inspiring prehistoric stone circles of Britain, archaeologist Aubrey Burl now offers fascinating insights into their many mysteries. In this book he selects a dozen of the most evocative rings and proposes sometimes surprising answers to questions about the circles-their purpose, construction, age, design, art, legends, and relation to astronomy.

cover Stonehenge Revealed,
by David Souden
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"Stonehenge Revealed provides the necessary context for really appreciating the jumble of stones littering Salisbury Plain, and it does so in several ways...these insights comprise a comprehensive but concise volume that should be a fun and informative read for everyone, and should help to kindle the imagination of everyone."
- British Heritage Magazine, December/January, 1997/98

cover The Doom Stone,
by Paul Zindel
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Driving past Stonehenge on his way to visit his anthropologist aunt, 15-year-old Jackson sees a creature mauling a young man. It turns out that his aunt is leading a team of scientists and military personnel who are investigating a series of mutilations in the area. The creature, an intelligent but bloodthirsty hominid, kills several people, leading Jackson on a hunt for the beast before it kills again.

cover Stonehenge (Building History Series)
by Wendy Mass
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Discusses the history, construction, and possible purposes of Stonehenge.

cover Stonehenge - Secret of the Solstice
by Terence Meaden
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cover Stonehenge - Making Space (Materializing Culture Series)
by Barbara Bender
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cover The Stonehenge People : An Exploration of Life in Neolithic Britain, 4700-2000 BC
by Rodney Castleden
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This richly illustrated book will give the reader profound insight into the mysteries and daily life of the ancient inhabitants of Britain.

cover Stonehenge Today and Yesterday (1919)
by Frank Stevens
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Stonehenge summarized; Salisbury Plain; Stones without the circle; Building of Stonehenge; When was Stonehenge erected? What was Stonehenge? Druid Question; The Barrows of Salisbury Plain.

Other Stonehenge Books:

  • The Making of Stonehenge
    - By Rodney Castleden. Library Binding (April 1994) - $65.00

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  • A Study of the Works and Reputation of John Aubrey (1626-1697 : With Emphasis on His Brief Lives)
    - By Jon Bruce Kite. Hardcover (December 1993) - $99.95
  • John Aubrey: A Life
    - By David Tylden-Wright
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    - by Michael Cyril William Hunter