History of Stanton Drew

Burl, A. The Stone Circles of the British Isels.1976

Dymond, C.W. The ancient remains at Stanton Drew in the county of Somerset. 1896

Gough, J.W. (1930) The Mine of the Mendips

Grinsell, L. V. Stanton Drew Stone Circles. 1918

Kellaway, G. A. (1971). Glaciation and the Stones of Stonehenge. Nature, 233, 30-36.

Morgan, C.L.(1887). The Stones of Stanton Drew: Their Source and Origin. P.Somerset Archealogical N. H. Society,33, 37-50.

Phelps, Rev. W. (1836) The history and antiquities of Somersetshire.1, section antiquities.78-80.

Sibree, E. The Stanton Drew Stones.1919

Sibree, E. Aspects of the history of Stanton Drew. 1927.

Woodward, H.B. (1871) Geological Magazine.VIII, January-December 1971. 401-405.

Geochemistry

Haskin, M.A. and Haskin, L.A., (1966). Rare earths in European shales: a re-determination. Science, 154, 504-509.

In: P.Henderson.(ed.) Rare Earth Elements Geochemistry. Elsevier.

Klein, C. and Hurlburt, Jnr., C.S., (1993). Manual of Mineralogy.

McBirney, A.R., (1984). Igneous Petrology 2nd Edition.

McLennan, S.M. (1989) Rare Earth Elements in Sedimentary Rocks: Influence of Provenance and Sedimentary Processes. Reviews in Mineralogoy. 21. 169-190

Wildeman, T.R. and Condie, K.C., (1973).Rare earths in Archean greywackes from Wyoming and from the Fig Tree Group, South Africa. Geochim. Cosmochim.Acta. 37.439-453

Memoirs

Green, G.W. and Welch, F.B.A. (1965) geology of the Country around Wells and Cheddar.

Woodward, H.B. (1876) Geology of East Somerset and the Bristol Coal fields.

Also noted

Aubrey, John. Monumenta Britannica, unpublished in Bodlian Library, Oxford.

Web-sites

Figure 2 from English Heritage (archaeology division)

Somerset archive and record service

Interpretations of magnetometer surveys