01815nam a2200313 a 4500003000900000005001700009008004100026041000800067100005100075245001500126264003200141300003000173500004500203520082800248650002201076650002301098650002401121650002501145650002001170650002101190650003301211942000801244035001801252001000701270952008501277999001901362040003501381952008501416AR-ReUNN20260709065243.0260630s2023    uk |||||||||||||||||eng  0 aeng1 aAtkinson, R.j.c (richard John Copland)916549510aStonehenge 1aLondonbPenguin Booksc2023  a221 páginasc18 x 11 cm  aColección privada de Pedro Krapovickas  a"(...)Each of the five sections into which the book is divided deals with a single aspect of the monument. The first describes the various structures, including those no longer visible on the surface, with the help of detailed plans and numerous photographs, many of them illustrating points of construction never previously recorded. The second gives the evidence for the sequence of buildings and the dates of the various phases; and the third discusses the techniques used for transporting, tooling, and erecting the stones. The fourth section surveys what is known of the various prehistoric communities which contributed to the buildings of Stonehenge; and the fifth, necessarily more speculative attempts to interpret the monument in terms of changing religious beliefs and of social and political organization. (...) 4aPrehistoria94954 4aExcavacion9143689 0aArqueología94870 4aGran Bretaña99999 4aEngland9147812 4aMonumento914423 4aStonehenge (england)9165496  cLIB  a(IBONE)103772252365  00104071aIBONEbIBONEcGENd2023-08-23l0o902(4) ATK ej.1p62.07-000709yLIB  c252365d252365  aAR-ReUNNbspacAR-ReUNNeaacr2  00104071aIBONEbIBONEcGENd2023-08-23l0o902(4) ATK ej.1p62.07-000709yLIB