A handy glossary helps you know your lynchet from your kerb stones, and helps you cast a critical eye over mound variety. Perfect for armchair or real life (time) travel. * Cumbria Life magazine * Cumbrias Prehistoric Monuments would make a welcome addition to the bookshelves of prehistorians, historians, and archaeologists, as well as anyone planning a visit to Cumbria. * Current Archaeology * Well researched and illustrated, an entertaining romp around the county including the better-known Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and also some of the less frequented and discrete megalithic sites found here. -- Peter Style, Lake District archaeologist A visit to Cumbria like no other, vividly revealing the county's precious prehistory sites and the beautiful landscapes in which they live. This is a well-informed and accessible read that will make you want to get out to these amazing places and visit the local museums to see more. -- Elsa Price, Curator of Human History, Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery Trust a pleasure to read, being well-written by a competent enthusiast who is skilled in preparing fine sketches and maps. -- Professor Terence Meaden, archaeologist, author, and Professor of Physics
