Beyond Stonehenge by Gerald S. Hawkins

In Beyond Stonehenge, Hawkins explores many intriguing facets of the wisdom of ancient man. First he tells about the astro-archaeological work done at Stonehenge itself, the eight wonder of the ancient world - an architectural gem, awesome, haunting, beautiful. Then Hawkins explores the activities of the United States mound builders, some of whose works are oriented towards the sun. He looks at Mayan ruins, temples of the Nile, and so much more. Hawkins vastly considers just what it is that makes a civilization, and the many mysteries that remain in question.

Harper & Row First Edition Hardcover, 1973. Personal inscription inside cover. Great condition otherwise, see photos.