Douglas Scott and Stuart McHardy, The Stones of the Ancestors: Unveiling the Mystery of Scotland’s Standing Stones
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Douglas Scott and Stuart McHardy, The Stones of the Ancestors: Unveiling the Mystery of Scotland’s Standing Stones Edinburgh: Luath Press Limited, 2020. Hardback 234 pp. ISBN: 9781912147809. £25.00.
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