A beautiful hand-painted map tea towel designed by local artist Jane Tomlinson. Featuring 14 of Oxfordshire’s most beautiful important megalithic sites. The perfect gift for anyone who loves Oxfordshire’s old stones and the ancient monuments built by our Neolithic and Bronze Age ancestors.

Sites featured include the Rollrights, Uffington White Horse, Wayland’s Smithy, the Ridgeway, Devil’s Quoits and more.

• 100% cotton
• Full colour edge-to-edge print
• Size 500 × 750 mm
• Printed and hand-stitched in Lancashire, UK
• Includes hanging loop
• Machine washable at 30°C

Stonehenge Tea Towel - The Lithology of Stonehenge

A beautiful vintage print from an illustration by Heywood Sumner. Sourced from the 1916 book Stonehenge Today and Yesterday by Frank Stevens. which was at the time the official HMSO guide to Stonehenge and the surrounding area. Frank Stevens was Curator of Salisbury Museum. Heywood Sumner was a renowned Arts and Crafts Movement Artist.

• Dark Blue print onto durable white Cotton
• Size 19.5 by 27 inches, 50 by 68 cm
• Ethically produced Cotton
• AZO Free Dye

Stonehenge Today and Yesterday Book by Frank Stevens

There are various ways to read this historic book online for free:
Downloads at Project Gutenberg
Online at Hellenic World
PDF Version from globalgreyebooks.com/

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