Stonehenge, Today and Yesterday

Name: Stonehenge, Today and Yesterday
Author: Frank Stevens

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Archaeology & Anthropology History - Ancient

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A concise archaeological account examines the prehistoric monument on Salisbury Plain, describing its layout (earthwork, avenue, sarsen circle, foreign stones, trilithons, horseshoe, altar), the stones' geology and probable origins, dressing and erection techniques using stone tools, and evidence for dating to around 1700 BC; it evaluates astronomical alignments, the question of Druidic authorship, and nearby Bronze Age barrows, synthesizing excavation findings, lithology, and construction hypotheses for general readers and visitors.

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Frank Stevens

Frank Stevens was an English author and archaeologist, best known for his work "Stonehenge, Today and Yesterday." In this notable book, he explores the historical significance and enduring mysteries of the iconic prehistoric monument, blending archaeological insights with a narrative that captures the imagination of readers. Stevens' contributions to the understanding of Stonehenge reflect a deep engagement with both its ancient context and its modern interpretations, making his work a valuable resource for those interested in archaeology and history.

Stonehenge, Today and Yesterday

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