Rings of Stone: The prehistoric stone circles of Britain and Ireland

The book is in good condition, with a hardcover binding that remains sturdy. The dust jacket exhibits significant wear, including tears and edge wear, reflecting its age and usage. Despite these flaws, the jacket is intact, ensuring continued protection for the book itself. Internally, the pages are clean and the text is clear, making it a readable and valuable copy for collectors.

"Rings of Stone: The prehistoric stone circles of Britain and Ireland" by Aubrey Burl is a compelling exploration of megalithic monuments across the British Isles. Published by Ticknor & Fields in 1980, this hardcover first edition delves into the mysteries and histories of stone circles, offering insights into their construction and cultural significance. Burl, a respected archaeologist, provides a thorough analysis supported by photographs from Edward Piper, enhancing the visual understanding of these ancient sites. This edition is distinguished by its comprehensive coverage of both Britain and Ireland, making it a valuable resource for enthusiasts of archaeology and history. The book is out of print, adding to its desirability among collectors. The dust jacket shows notable wear, including tears and edge damage, but remains intact, protecting the hardcover binding. A must-have for those interested in prehistoric monuments and archaeological studies.