America's Stonehenge: An interpretive guide

Sunrise Publications, 1996. Soft cover, 107 pp. Black and white illustrations throughout. [from the back cover] America's Stonehenge is one of the largest and possibly the oldest megalithic sites in North America. It has long presented a complicated and intriguing puzzle to archaeologists, astronomers and historians. This guidebook gives you a personal tour of the site with additional information about the complex and the astronomical alignments. Every effort has been made to bring the known history to life via description and image. There are over one hundred photos and illustrations that visually guide you through this ancient site. The information presented represents the knowledge gained from artifacts, carbon dating, personal experiences, and the conclusions drawn from archaeological excavations. Included you will find maps and site drawings as well as a special supplement by the present owners, the Stone Family.America's Stonehenge continues to hold many secrets, yet opens a door to the discovery ofAmerica's ancient past. This book is your introduction to the dynamic workings of this very important and integral part of American history.