I'd have to say, from my point of view, these few are essential. though they only deal with the UK and closeby.
Prehistoric Anglesey - Frances Lynch - does exactly what the cover says, all things prehistoric and Anglesey related
Prehistoric Britain fron the Air - Timothy Darvill
Prehistoric Britain - Timothy Darvill
The Stone Circles of Britain Ireland and Brittany - Aubrey Burl (winging it's way to you as i write)
The Henge Monuments - Geoffrey Wainright. A little old now, though still an informative read.
Hengeworld - Mike Pitts (can be bought in paperback for about £8)
Stonehenge Decoded - Gerald s Hawkins a bit new agey, but OK
Origins of Britain - Lloyd And Jennifer Laing (pretty old this, so might be hard to come by)
Seahenge - Francis Pryor
Some of the new agey ones are worth picking up
The White Goddess - Robert Graves
The Avebury Cycle - Micheal Dames
and there's another by dames about Silbury, but can't remember the title.
Plus English Heritage have some good 'general' reads...The Bronze Age - Micheal Parker Pearson
The First Farmers, The Iron Age, Niall sharples etc...
Hope this helps
Teep
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