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What the experts think:
"This is indeed a landmark volume. It covers the long prehistory of Cheshire from first to last. Here is rock art, stone circles, burial cairns, ending with the Iron Age bog burials including the multiply-executed Lindow Man. The book is clearly arranged, well-written, finely illustrated, detailed, even introducing some stone circles previously unknown to me. It is a very welcome and magisterial introduction to the little-known early centuries of Cheshire."
Aubrey Burl, Archaeological Consultant and author of The stone circles of Britain, Ireland and Brittany
"Victoria and Paul Morgan’s beautifully presented book brings together
Cheshire’s little known prehistoric sites and landscapes in an absorbing
account of this sometimes overlooked aspect of the county’s distant past.
Thorough, informed and well-researched, Prehistoric Cheshire is likely to
remain the definitive book on the subject for many years to come."
Neil Mortimer, British Archaeology magazine
"This well presented volume brings together in accessible form much on the often neglected and undervalued prehistoric sites of Cheshire. Previously much of this information was not readily available to the general reader and this book fulfils a valuable role and will surprise many, who before now; have been unaware of the county’s rich and diverse ancient heritage."
Dr John Barnatt, Senior Survey Archaeologist
The Peak District National Park Authority
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