The New Key to an Ancient Enigma
by Anthony Johnson: THAMES & HUDSON ISBN 978-0-500-05155-9
61/2" x 91/2" · 135 illustrations, 35 in colour · 288 pages ·
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Chapter 1: Landscape and Opportunity Chapter 2: Changing Interpretations of Stonehenge Myth, Legend and the Early Antiquarians Chapter 3: Fieldwork, Excavation and Speculation Chapter 4: The Early Period: the Archaeology of the Earth and Timber Monument Chapter 5: The Archaeology of the Stone Monument Chapter 6: Astronomy or Architecture? Chapter 7: The Prehistoric Surveyors Chapter 8: The Geometry of the Early Monument Chapter 9: The Geometry of the Sarsen Circle and Horseshoe Chapter 10: Conclusion: Reassessing Stonehenge Links: THAMES & HUDSON USA
THAMES & HUDSON UK Ken Frohling's travelblog at Viator Here Press reports News BBC animation of Stonehenge Here Cross Keys Bookshop, Salisbury Here Stonehenge Tours from London Here Contact information Solvingstonehenge@gmail.com |
John Wood, the architect of Bath
who surveyed Stonehenge in 1740,
before several major stones fell.
making his meticulous plan the most
important record of Stonehenge ever made.
(Click the portrait to see a detail of his survey)
