Peet T.E. Rough Stone Monuments and Their Builders

London, New York: Harper & Brothers, 1912. — 214 pp. — (Harper's Library of Living Thought).The aim of this volume is to enable those who are interested in Stonehenge and other great stone monuments of England to learn something of the similar buildings which exist in different parts of the world, of the men who constructed them, and of the great archaeological system of which they form a part. It is hoped that to the archaeologist it may be useful as a complete though brief sketch of our present knowledge of the megalithic monuments, and as a short treatment of the problems which arise in connection with them.Stonehenge and other great stone monuments in England and Wales.
Megalithic monuments in Scotland and Ireland.
The Scandinavian megalithic area.
France, Spain and Portugal.
Italy and its islands.
Africa, Malta, and the smaller Mediterranean islands.
The Dolmens of Asia.
The builders of the megalithic monuments, their habits, customs, religion, etc.
Who were the builders, and whence did they come?