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The Stones of Britain : A Geological History, Hardback Book

The Stones of Britain : A Geological History Hardback

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The Stones of Britain is about how rocks make places.

The connection between geology and landscape, between the stones beneath the surface and the history that has played out above it.

About the varied character of the British landscape, and the rich variety of places that result.

The shattered granite landscape of Dartmoor is different from the soft red sandstone hills of east Devon; the rolling chalk downs distinct from the gritty moors of Yorkshire.

Each of these landscapes has a different historical story to tell; that story is rooted in the characteristics of the rocks beneath the surface.

The Stones of Britain interprets these stories. It explains the nature of place on the island of Britain, revealing the landscape as the joint product of geology and man: a history rooted in stone.

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