| PAGE |
Preface | v |
CHAPTER |
I. | Introductory | 1 |
II. | The Astronomical Divisions of the Year | 12 |
III. | The Agricultural Divisions of the Year | 17 |
IV. | The Various New-Year Days | 25 |
V. | Conditions and Traditions at Stonehenge | 34 |
VI. | General Architecture of Stonehenge | 55 |
VII. | Astronomical Observations at Stonehenge in 1901 | 62 |
VIII. | ArchÆological Observations at Stonehenge, 1901 | 69 |
IX. | Was there an Earlier Circle? | 88 |
X. | The May and June Worships in Brittany | 96 |
XI. | Astronomical Hints for ArchÆologists | 107 |
XII. | Astronomical Hints for ArchÆologists (Continued) | 118 |
XIII. | Stenness (Lat. 59° N.) | 123 |
XIV. | The Hurlers (Lat. 50° 31? N.) | 133 |
XV. | The Dartmoor Avenues | 145 |
XVI. | The Dartmoor Avenues (Continued) | 157 |
XVII. | Stanton Drew (Lat. 51° 10? N.) | 166 |
XVIII. | Folklore and Tradition | 178 |
XIX. | Sacred Fires | 189 |
XX. | Sacred Trees | 200 |
XXI. | Holy Wells and Streams | 213 |
XXII. | Where did the British Worship Originate? | 232 |
XXIII. | The Similarity of the Semitic and British Worships | 252 |
XXIV. | The May Year in South-West Cornwall | 261 |
XXV. | The Merry Maidens Circle (Lat. 50° 4? N.) | 265 |
XXVI. | The Tregaseal Circles | 277 |
XXVII. | Some other Cornish Monuments | 287 |
XXVIII. | The Clock-Stars in Egypt and Britain | 294 |
XXIX. | A Short History of Sun-Temples | 304 |
XXX. | The Life of the Astronomer-Priests | 316 |
APPENDICES. |
I. | Details of the Theodolite Observations at Stonehenge | 325 |
II. | Suggestions on Field Observations | 329 |
Index | 333 |