stonehenge (england)

An illustrated exploration of life in England five thousand years ago during the construction of Stonehenge.

Presents twenty trivia facts about Stonehenge including information about the giant stone statues, the weather, and more.

At the request of Scotland Yard, detective Alphonse le Flic and reporter Mole McGrath investigate the theft of stones from Stonehenge.

Historians, archaeologists, engineers, and stonemasons study the construction of two architectural wonders--the Colosseum in Rome and England's Stonehenge--and test their theories about how they were built by attempting to replicate them with traditional tools.

The author offers his opinions about the meaning of Stonehenge, crop circles, and other prehistoric monuments, based upon fifteen years of research in which he has determined that the structure has not only religious, but also astronomical significance.

The rivalry and spirituality of three brothers, Lengar, Camaban, and Saban, are instrumental in bringing the temple at Stonehenge to life in 2000 B.C.