Across Britain, Ireland, Brittany, and the wider Atlantic world, ancient stones still stand in fields, on moors, beside lochs, along ridges, and within landscapes shaped long before written history. Some rise alone from rough pasture. Others form circles, rows, avenues, and great ceremonial complexes whose original meanings remain partly hidden beneath centuries of weather, folklore, destruction, restoration, and debate.The Silent Stones is a serious and atmospheric nonfiction stud...