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An enthusiast’s guide to many of the lesser known megalithic sites of the UK and Ireland. Photographed during the making of the film, the book is divided into regions, and each site featured is given its Ordnance Survey grid reference to make life easier for the stone-hunters. Some, like Stonehenge and Newgrange, are well known and often visited, but many, such as Fernworthy and Bleasdale, are remote and barely known.
“Wonderful photographs… A magnificent feast for anyone with the slightest interest in prehistoric monuments…”
Journal of Scientific Exploration
“A breathtaking photographic journey from Cornwall to Orkney, taking in the wonders of megalithic Britain and Ireland and revealing their power, majesty and magical settings.”
English Heritage
"Stunning photography and an easily accessible text make this book a must-have..”
The Heritage Journal
"A gorgeous book of photographs and text by one of Britain's best nature photographers.”
Longitude Books
“Reading the accompanying text for each site is like being led by a trustworthy tour guide, which the author has indeed often been. He does not try to drown you in facts but tells you how to get to each site, what to look for while there, and what to keep in mind about it.”
New Age Retailer.

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