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Good job, sem. Personally, I liked all the pretty pictures.
At some point, perhaps even in what remains of 2012, my 22 November notice for this book will appear here. Never know.
Anyway, for those who are looking for a comprehensive solution to the enigmatic, late-stage arrangement of Stonehenge, this book is perfect. Jon's work is extensive, both in the theory as well as in doing the literal leg-work required to bolster his idea.
To my knowledge there are no 'missing parts' to the contrary - and I have looked!
In addition, the release of so much revised information this year has done nothing to detract from this theory. Indeed, on several scores, new data has bolstered many of its arguments.
Whether you're looking for comprehensive answers or are just rounding out an appreciation for the Big Pile of Rocks, this short treatment should be considered for your A-List of reads.
Neil
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