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Step into the pages of this captivating guidebook and embark on an extraordinary journey through the coastal landscapes of Britain and Ireland. From the first farmers who left their mark on these lands to the dramatic events of medieval times, this comprehensive volume unveils hidden gems and forgotten tales, revealing the rich tapestry of history that has shaped these islands.

Maritime Archaeology on Dry Land: Special Sites along the Coasts of Britain and Ireland from the First Farmers to the Atlantic Bronze Age

by Richard Bradley

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Chapter 1: Ancient Burial Grounds

Embark on a pilgrimage to ancient burial grounds, where the spirits of our ancestors whisper tales of a bygone era. Explore Neolithic passage tombs, Bronze Age round barrows, and Iron Age hillforts, each a testament to the beliefs and rituals of prehistoric societies.

Uncover the secrets of Stonehenge, the enigmatic stone circle that has captivated the world for centuries.
Descend into the depths of Maeshowe, a captivating chambered cairn with its intricate carvings and mysterious past.
Marvel at the Callanish Stones on the Isle of Lewis, an awe-inspiring astronomical calendar that aligns with the solstices and equinoxes.

A Panoramic View Of Stonehenge, With Its Iconic Stone Circle Framed Against A Dramatic Sky. Maritime Archaeology On Dry Land: Special Sites Along The Coasts Of Britain And Ireland From The First Farmers To The Atlantic Bronze Age

Stonehenge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most iconic ancient monuments in the world.

Chapter 2: Medieval Castles

Witness the grandeur and power of medieval times as you explore the ruins of castles that once dominated the coastal landscape. From mighty fortresses that guarded against invaders to elegant palaces that housed royalty, these castles offer a glimpse into the turbulent history of Britain and Ireland.

Stand in the footprints of history at Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world, steeped in royal tradition.
Ascend the towering walls of Edinburgh Castle, a formidable fortress that commands panoramic views of the Scottish capital.
Explore the atmospheric ruins of Tintagel Castle, legendary birthplace of King Arthur and a place shrouded in myth and legend.

A Stunning Aerial View Of Edinburgh Castle, With Its Imposing Fortifications Rising Above The Rooftops Of The City. Maritime Archaeology On Dry Land: Special Sites Along The Coasts Of Britain And Ireland From The First Farmers To The Atlantic Bronze Age

Edinburgh Castle, a symbol of Scottish history and a testament to the architectural prowess of medieval builders.

Chapter 3: Coastal Cities and Towns

Immerse yourself in the vibrant history and culture of coastal cities and towns that have played a pivotal role in the development of Britain and Ireland. From bustling ports that welcomed traders from across the globe to charming fishing villages that have preserved their ancient traditions, these settlements offer a unique blend of the past and present.

Stroll through the historic streets of Dublin, a city brimming with literary heritage and renowned for its lively cultural scene.
Discover the maritime heritage of Portsmouth, a major naval base that has witnessed centuries of seafaring adventures.
Unwind in the picturesque coastal town of St Ives, Cornwall, a haven for artists and surfers alike.

A Colorful View Of The Harbor In St Ives, Cornwall, With Its Brightly Painted Houses And Boats Bobbing On The Water. Maritime Archaeology On Dry Land: Special Sites Along The Coasts Of Britain And Ireland From The First Farmers To The Atlantic Bronze Age

St Ives, Cornwall, a charming seaside town known for its artistic community and beautiful beaches.

Chapter 4: Coastal Landscapes

Be captivated by the breathtaking beauty of Britain and Ireland's coastal landscapes, where nature's artistry has created a tapestry of towering cliffs, sandy beaches, and windswept moorlands. From the rugged shores of the Atlantic to the tranquil waters of the Irish Sea, these landscapes inspire awe and wonder.

Hike along the dramatic coastline of Pembrokeshire, Wales, a haven for wildlife and outdoor enthusiasts.
Witness the towering cliffs of the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland, a geological marvel formed by ancient volcanic eruptions.
Explore the remote and untamed beauty of the Outer Hebrides, a chain of islands off the west coast of Scotland.

A Breathtaking View Of The Giant's Causeway, With Its Hexagonal Basalt Columns Rising Out Of The Sea. Maritime Archaeology On Dry Land: Special Sites Along The Coasts Of Britain And Ireland From The First Farmers To The Atlantic Bronze Age

The Giant's Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most iconic natural landmarks in Northern Ireland.

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Maritime Archaeology on Dry Land: Special Sites along the Coasts of Britain and Ireland from the First Farmers to the Atlantic Bronze Age

by Richard Bradley

5 out of 5