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Product images of 'Turusachan....Isle of Lewis.'
Product details 'Turusachan....Isle of Lewis.'
'Turusachan....Isle of Lewis.'
Landscape study of the Callinish Stones, an ancient monument stone circle on the Isle of Lewis, Scotland. Two children, one carrying a long staff, appear in the foreground. Captioned below: 'TURUSACHAN, CALLERNISH. OR THE PLACE OF PILGRIMAGE ON THE BLEAK HEADLAND. IN THE ISLE OF LEWIS. Zincographed at the Ordnance Survey Office Southampton. 1867. Drawn by Colonel Sir Henry James R.E.:1866. Copied in Chalk by 2nd Corporal Goodwin R.E.' Unnumbered plate [13] from Plans and photographs of Stonehenge, and of Turusachan in the Isle of Lewes; with notes relating to the druids and sketches of cromlechs in Ireland, by Colonel Sir Henry James. (Southampton, Ordnance Survey, 1867).
Original: photozincograph. 1867
- Image ref: RS-9297
- The Royal Society