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GUIDES, NOTEBOOKS AND ACTIVITY BOOKS FOR PEOPLE WHO WANT TO EXPLORE ANCIENT SITES A LITTLE DIFFERENTLY.

From practical guides for visiting megalithic sites to notebooks for recording your own discoveries, our products are made for curious travellers, stone enthusiasts and anyone who enjoys spending time among ancient stones.

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STONE BOTHERING FOR BEGINNERS

Curious about ancient stones? This is where your journey begins.

Stone Bothering for Beginners is a practical introduction to exploring stone circles, standing stones, dolmens, burial chambers and other prehistoric monuments. Learn what to look for and how to get more from your visits.

Available as a PDF on Ko-fi




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A GUIDE TO VISITING ANCIENT PLACES

See ancient sites differently. This practical guide offers ten simple ways to slow down, observe more closely and get more from your visit. Designed for curious travellers, families and anyone who wants to connect more deeply with the places they explore. 

Available on Amazon


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EXPERIENCING ANCIENT SITES THROUGH THE FIVE SENSES

Slow down and experience ancient sites in a different way. This practical booklet offers simple exercises using sight, sound, touch, smell and taste, helping you notice details that are easy to overlook. It includes space to record your own observations, creating a personal record of the places you experience.

Available on Amazon



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AVEBURY - FINDING STONES

Turn a visit to Avebury into an adventure. Find some of the village’s most unusual named stones using clues, illustrations and a map, then continue the adventure at home with fun activities.

Available on Amazon

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STONE BOTHERING COLOURING BOOK

Explore ancient stones through colour and imagination. This printable PDF features 10 original illustrations inspired by megaliths and ancient landscapes, offering a relaxing and creative way to connect with ancient places. Suitable for all ages.

Available as a PDF on Ko-fi



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LEAH’S JOURNEY TO THE ANCIENT WORLD

Join Leah on a magical adventure when a mysterious stone circle leads her into another world. A heartwarming story of friendship, courage and ancient stones, with colouring pages that bring the adventure to life. Perfect for children who love magical stories, mysterious places and creative activities.

Available on Amazon




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<<< NOTEBOOKS >>>

STONY NOTES

A notebook for thoughts, ideas and everyday notes. Stony Notes has 90 lined pages in a handy 6 × 9 inch format, giving you plenty of space to write, plan, reflect and keep track of the things that matter to you. Whether you use it for daily notes, travel plans or thoughts that come to you while exploring, it is a simple companion to keep close at hand.

Available on Amazon


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MUSHROOM NOTEBOOK

A notebook for writing, ideas and a little imagination. With a combination of lined and blank pages, the Mushroom Notebook gives you space to write notes, record thoughts or get creative whenever inspiration strikes. A versatile notebook for everyday use, travel and those moments when you simply want to put something on paper.

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MEGALITHIC SITES NOTEBOOK

Keep your thoughts, notes and ideas alongside the ancient places that inspire you. This notebook contains 90 lined pages featuring illustrations of megalithic sites. With six different sites from around the world, it is a practical notebook for everyday use, travel and recording your thoughts wherever you are.

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THE ENCHANTED NOTEBOOK

A notebook for thoughts, ideas and imagination. With a combination of lined and blank pages, the Enchanted Notebook gives you space to write, doodle or get creative whenever inspiration strikes. A versatile companion for everyday notes, travel and those moments when you want to let your imagination wander.

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MEGALITHIC FIELD JOURNAL

Explore ancient sites and record your discoveries as you go. This simple field journal app lets you log locations, add photos and capture your observations, keeping your notes organised wherever your travels take you. Designed for anyone curious about ancient sites and wanting an easy way to record and remember the places they explore.

Available on Google Play


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A note about our products

All Stone Bothering products are designed by Rob and Kellen. Product images are for illustration purposes and may not represent the actual size or proportions of the product. Please check the individual product details for specific dimensions and formats.

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