Complete List of books and related items that we sell in the megalithic.co.uk shop We are open and shipping three times a week NEW EXPANDED EDITION: Exploring Avebury: The Essential Guide – Steve Marshall NEW EXPANDED EDITION: Exploring Avebury: The Essential Guide – Steve Marshall New Expanded Edition with additional pages. Over 400 photographs, maps and diagrams. The History Press. Win a copy! More details, ordering and competition NEW: Archaeological Adventures in the Outer Hebrides – Gerald Ponting NEW: Archaeological Adventures in the Outer Hebrides – Gerald Ponting A vivid and richly illustrated account of Gerald and Margaret Ponting’s extraordinary contribution to the understanding of the prehistoric heritage of the Outer Hebrides, and their pioneering research at the Callanish Stones. 256 pages, 110 photographs. Published 2025. More details and ordering NEW: Ancient Oxfordshire Tea Towel – Jane Tomlinson NEW: Ancient Oxfordshire Tea Towel – Designed by Jane Tomlinson Tea Towel in the style of a beautifully hand-painted map. Featuring 14 of Oxfordshire’s most notable megalithic sites, including the Rollrights, Uffington White Horse, Wayland’s Smithy and the Ridgeway. 100% cotton, 500 × 750mm. £14.75 + p&p. More details and ordering Meini Hirion and the Sarns of Anglesey Meini Hirion and the Sarns of Anglesey - William Evans Anglesey has far more than its fair share of standing stones, in keeping with the large quantity of archaeological sites on the island. Most of these are large solitary stones, mainly of Bronze origin although are some that were erected recently.Since very early times man has puzzled over the reasons for their existence, and many theories have been put forward. generally these have been that they were great places of importance to the people of the time, possibly of "religious" significance. Dr. William Evans noticed that there was a pattern to their layout on Anglesey. Click for more details< Stone Lands by Fiona Robertson Stone Lands by Fiona Robertson Out now - the amazing new book Stone Lands by Fiona Robertson who was executive Editor on The Old Stones. I think it's fair to say our book wouldn't have happened without her drive, knowledge and enthusiasm and Fiona has come up with something extraordinary again here. More Details and Ordering Stone Circle Calendars: A New Understanding Stone Circle Calendars: A New Understanding by Jack Morris-Eyton Jack Morris-Eyton's research, with many additional contributions from David Smyth, has been brought together and just published by his eldest daughter in this new book. The book has over 240 photographs and illustrations, including many of Jack’s own. It is testament to his research and brings an unrivalled insight into one of the most complete great stone circles in the British Isles. More Details and Ordering A New Dimension to Ancient Measures A New Dimension to Ancient Measures - Dr Thomas Gough and Peter Harris After many years of research and fieldwork, Dr Thomas Gough and Peter Harris have published their work as a book. The initial purpose of the research for this book was to establish that a unit of length, the Harris and Stockdale Megalithic Foot, (HSMF), of 1.1785 feet, as deduced by Peter Harris and Norman Stockdale was known and used in prehistoric Britain. More Details and Ordering The Old Stones - the major New Field Guide from the Megalithic Portal The Old Stones Megalithic Sites Field Guide Our new book! The most comprehensive and thought-provoking field guide ever published to the iconic standing stones and prehistoric places of Britain and Ireland click for more details 3rd Stone Magazines 3rd Stone Magazines Now for free Download Published until 2003, 3rd Stone was the premier journal for in-depth articles on ancient sites, folklore and unusual archaeology. In addition to well researched feature articles and papers, each issue has comprehensive and authorititave reviews section, abstracts, news and columns. Most of the content is still relevant, and each issue shines a light on the progressive 'earth mysteries' culture of the 1990s, out of which sprang a good deal of modern archaeological thinking, Julan Cope's Modern Antiquarian books, not to mention the Megalithic Portal as well. Free download Click for more details Kilmartin Sounds of Ancient Scotland CD Kilmartin Sounds of Ancient Scotland CD Using original instruments and reconstructions, this unique CD offers, for the first time, a chance to hear the sounds that would have been familiar to our forebears thousands of years ago. Click for more details New Low Price: Stone Circles CD-ROM New Low Price: Stone Circles and Rows Greatly Updated Second Edition. Now crammed onto a single CD-ROM and updated to version 2.1 A Photographic Tour on two CD-ROMs by Tom Bullock Hi-Res Photographs and descriptions of almost 1300 stone circles and rows visited by the author over a fifteen year period. Map-based navigation with over 60 maps Updates for v2.1: Tom spent 3 months visiting more stone circles and rows. No one else has personally visited and published more of these sites. New low prices starting at just £7.50 + p&p Click for more details View your Shopping Basket This page last edited on Friday, 03-Jul-2026 15:59:21 UTC