Exclusive for Infanata: In many remote and remote corners of the British Isles, monuments of the distant past are still preserved The main ones are standing stones .. Solitary or assembled in groups arranged in rows or circles, such stones silently narrate some forgotten customs and aspects of the life of long-vanished human communities. It is now believed that many of these monuments served the Neolithic and early Bronze Age people as places where they created peculiar geometry, conducted systematic observations of the Sun and the Moon, and developed complex methods for predicting lunar eclipses. This book is a logical continuation of the books of J. Hawkins ?The solution to the mystery of Stonehenge? (M.) The World, 1973) and Beyond Stonehenge? (M. : Peace, 1977). It tells about the megalithic structures of the north-west of Europe and their possible use by the ancient inhabitants of these places for observing the Sun and the Moon and predicting eclipses. Designed for wide readership. See. Also known as: The Mystery of Stonehenge. Except Stonehenge