This fascinating volume collects plans, photographs, and sketches of some of the most iconic prehistoric sites in the British Isles, including Stonehenge and Turusachan in the Isle of Lewis. With detailed notes on the history and archaeology of these sites, as well as the role of the ancient Druids in their construction and use, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the rich and mysterious history of Britain's prehistoric past.

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