

Ancient Scotland
by Stewart Ross
1991
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In this book, Stewart Ross' purpose is twofold--to present the history of Scotland's ancient races and to illustrate and explain their relics, such as standing stones, tombs, stone circles, burial mounds, hillforts and artifacts. In a sweeping, broadly chronological survey he provides highly illustrated and neatly subdivided chapters, and includes a list of sites of interest open to the public.
