Rude stone monuments in all countries : their age and uses (1872)
Fergusson, James, 1808-1886 · London, J. Murray · leaf 147
of a triennial festival and games, which have been sographically described by Mr. Thomas Hughes. The second is a cromlech, known as Way!and Smiths Cave, andimmortalized by the use made of it by Sir Walter Scott in the 122 ENGLAND. Chap. IV. novel of Keiiilworth. The third is as remarkable as… … The Sarsen Stones at Ashdown. From a drawing by A. L. Lewis, Esq. consequence. All the stones are overthrown : some lie flat on theground, some on their edges, and it is only the smallest that canbe said to be standing. The consequence is, that we cannot feelsure that we know exactly where any of…
Megalithic monuments
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