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William Stukeley

Science, Religion and Archaeology in Eighteenth-Century England

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The book delves into the antiquarian studies of Stukeley, who explored the ancient stone circles of Stonehenge and Avebury, uncovering their significant historical age. As a contemporary of Newton, his life reflects the Enlightenment era's struggle between scientific inquiry and religious belief, highlighting the tension and interplay between these two realms of thought. Through his research, Stukeley contributed to a deeper understanding of prehistoric monuments and their cultural significance.

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William Stukeley, David Boyd Haycock

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2001
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