Wild Ruins BC

Explore Britain’s remarkable prehistoric heritage through a captivating guide featuring ancient sites, stunning photography, and practical visiting information, appealing to families, walkers, and history enthusiasts alike. Wild Ruins B.C. offers a journey through time.

Wild Ruins B.C. invites readers on a captivating journey through Britain's ancient past, showcasing its remarkable prehistoric sites. As a follow-up to the popular Wild Ruins, which sold 18,000 copies, this handbook highlights the rich tapestry of human history in Britain prior to the advent of Christianity. From the earliest human footprints dating back 800,000 years to ancient axe factories and intricate rock art, the book covers a wide range of fascinating topics, including stone circles, mountain burials, and lost villages.

The stunning photography and thoughtful design enhance the exploration of these historical sites, making the book not only informative but visually appealing. Each chapter provides detailed instructions for visiting these locations, complete with GPX coordinates and maps, ensuring that readers can easily embark on their own adventures. The book caters to a diverse audience, appealing to families, walkers, and history enthusiasts alike, and effectively brings history to life for all generations.

Additionally, Wild Ruins B.C. includes curated bucket lists that highlight the best sites for various interests, including family-friendly locations, scenic views, and ideal spots for wildlife observation or picnics. This comprehensive guide serves as both an educational resource and a practical travel companion, encouraging readers to immerse themselves in the rich and wild prehistory of Britain.