Science: Archaeology: Periods and Cultures: Prehistory: Sites and Monuments: Europe: United Kingdom

Richard Mudhar's lively guide to megalithic sites in the UK and Eire. Introduction, typology, bibliography. Distribution map, searchable database of names and grid references, photographs of selected sites.

Frank Wayman's photo gallery of ancient monuments, with comments. Mostly W and SW Scotland, but also featuring the Stones mailing list trip to Avebury.

English Heritage's plan for the World Heritage Site. Includes location plans and photographs of Avebury and related sites.

Photographs by John Harding of some ancient sites in the UK, including standing stones, dolmens and stone circles, mainly in South Wales.

Britain Express provides a guide to prehistoric stone circles, mounds, and other megalithic sites in England and Wales, including an A-Z gazetteer of sites, feature articles and visitor information.

Descriptions, professional photographs with some Quick Time interactive panoramas of the ancient monuments of England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, France and Italy by Italian journalists Paola Arosio and Diego Meozzi.

Photographs and details of stone circles, burial chambers and standing stones in Wales.

Lively, illustrated feature in journalist Sigurd Towrie's 'Orkneyjar' on the henge of tall stones and the discoveries there in 1972.

Description and illustrated gazetteer of this distinctive type of stone circle, provided by Anna Edelsten, University of Aberdeen.

Graeme C. presents location maps, photographs and descriptions of Yorkshire's Neolithic and Bronze Age cup and ring rock carvings.

A unique prehistoric monument in Orkney. Illustrated summary of what the excavation in 2000 found and theories about the structure. Location map, visitor information.

Boxgrove, near Chichester, West Sussex, contains the largest area of preserved paeolithic landsurface in Europe. Investigations directed by Mark Roberts of University College London.

Scholarly report without illustrations by Dr Rosamund Cleal and Michael Heaton on an excavation in 1997 near Shrewton and the effects of arboreal fungi on archaeological remains.

Creswell Heritage Trust provides an illustrated guide to this limestone gorge honeycombed with caves which have yielded evidence of life during the last Ice Age. Visitor information.

Scholarly, illustrated report by Lindsey Archaeological Services on their discovery of a large, post-built animal enclosure and other structures near a prehistoric triple linear ditch complex.

Report for English Heritage on a geophysical survey, April 1993 of this later Iron Age hill-fort in the New Forest.