Pre-historic times: as illustrated by ancient remains and the manners and customs of modern savages (1900)
Lubbock, John, Sir, 1834-1913 · London, Edinburgh [etc.] : Williams and Norgate · leaf 186
s at Abury, the lessercircle at Stennis, and one at Stanton Drew, each consistedof twelve; the outer circles at Abu.ry, the outer cucles ofuprights and transoms at Stonehenge, the large circle atStanton Drew, and the cu-cle at Arbor Low, each of thirty;those of Eollrich and Stennis, of sixty; and… … STONE CIRCLES. 105 at Boscawen, and adjacent places in Cornwall, have each beenformed of nineteen stones. * Stonehenge is the most cele-brated example of a stone circle, but it differs from the usualtype in several respects; for instance, in having the principalstones roughly hewn, and in the…
Archaeology · Primitive societies
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