Stonehenge and Avebury - Exploring the World Heritage Site

Stonehenge and Avebury World Heritage Sites on a large double-sided map from the English Heritage presenting each site on one side of the map at 1:10,000 annotated with extensive archaeological and tourist information and accompanied by historical notes, colour photos and a time line. The archaeological remains, various tourist facilities and local footpaths, etc are marked on a base derived from Ordnance Survey mapping. Archaeological sites are coloured according to their age (Mesolithic, Neolithic, Bronze, etc), distinguishing between those visible and below surface. The map shows access to the sites and across the surrounding land indicating footpaths, bridleways, restricted byways, National Trails, permissive paths and the Sustrans cycle network with their route numbers. Other information includes bus stops, car parks, visitors’ centres, public toilets, museums, etc. Each map is accompanied by extensive historical notes, colour photos, plus a tile line comparing the development of the site with events elsewhere in the world.