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Items matching stone circles taken from Old England: A Pictorial Museum (1845) (results page 1)

stone circles: Large stones (menhirs) arranged to form a rough or precise ring; these often date back thousands of years to the neolithic period. Famous examples in England include Avebury and Stonehenge.

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1.—Ground Plan of Stonehenge in its present state.

2.—Stonehenge. – Restored Plan.

3.—Stonehenge. – Perspective Elevation, restored.

4.—Stonehenge: section 1 to 2 (Restored Plan, Fig. 2), 105 feet.

5.—Stonehenge.

6.—Stonehenge

7.—Druidical Circle at Darab

8.—Druidical Stone in Persia.

9.—Druidical Circle of Jersey

18.—Various Barrows.

20.—Varieties of Druid Barrow

25.—General View of Abury Restored.

26.—Abury Plan and Section

27.—Abury. Extended Plan.

28.—Abury. Bird’s eye view, from the South.

32.—Silbury Hill, in Wiltshire

34.—Stones at Stanton Drew

192.—Arms and Costume of Danish Warriors

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