Rude stone monuments in all countries : their age and uses (1872)
Fergusson, James, 1808-1886 · London, J. Murray · leaf 175
will be understood from the annexed wood-cut (No. 37). The group consists of one first-class circle or oval,378 feet (?) by 345 feet—100 metres; and two of the second class,one 96 feet, the other 129; and a dolmen near the church, at 150 ENGLAND. Chap. IV. a distance of 157 yards from the… … 38. View of lie Circles at Stanton Drew. From a sketch by Percy Shelton, E^q. distance of about 100 from the smaller one, or at distancesrelative to their diameters. There is also a very large stone,called the King Stone, by the roadside, but beyond the limits ofthe plan. This, with the stones to…
Megalithic monuments
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