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| Howdo Mark Personally I hoped for something a little more ‘meaty’ but I guess that’s because I’ve spent a fair bit of time researching and visiting the area and without trying to sound big-headed, have a little more knowledge of many of the areas he speaks about than many Lakeland visitors. That said, I have definitely learned a lot from the book. I guess I was expecting a book that would distil all diverse ideas and theories regarding Cumbrian Prehistory into one undisputable truth and provide me with the answers to all my questions. Is that too much to ask? All in all it’s a really nice book with lots of information especially about some of the lesser known sites; I would recommend anyone with an interest in the area to buy it. It sits well beside Waterhouse’s guide to the stone circles of Cumbria, Bradley’s interpreting the axe trade and Beckensall’s Rock Art of Cumbria. cheers fitz Reply | with quote |  29th October 2007ce 13:37 In reply to: Re: Tom Clare - Prehistoric Monuments - Lake District (Spaceship mark)4 replies: Re: Tom Clare - Prehistoric Monuments - Lake District (FourWinds) Re: Tom Clare - Prehistoric Monuments - Lake District (FourWinds) Re: Tom Clare - Prehistoric Monuments - Lake District (rockartwolf) Re: Tom Clare - Prehistoric Monuments - Lake Distr (whipangel) |
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