BOOKS ON MEGALITHS

close
more_vert

Nice books jonS
The mighty Stubob turned me on to Barnatts Peak book, it's a cracker, a classic in the 'alternative archaeologies' genre.
I have a copy of Giot's 'Mehirs et Dolmens' lovely B&W pics but with a French text, for a good English language guide to Britttany, Briards big yellow 'The Megaliths of Brittany' is excellent.
Robert Harris's 'Walks in Ancient Lakeland' is another lovely book, that fella loves his prehistory, I've road-tested his book to a number of sites and it really works. For Cumbria I'd also recommend Ray Setons's 'The reason for the stone circles in Cumbria' it's an odd little book written mainly from the dowsing perspective but the plans are excellent and he also provides a good guide for DIY surveying.
cheers

Burl's little Brittany book is really good, tho we didn't get it 'til after last time we went.

Didn't matter tho coz we had the spaceship boy for the Carnac area...!

love

Moth