This film is from the Gordon Riley collection and contains footage from a family trip to Stonehenge in Wiltshire. Title-Stonehenge Title-A Nodrog film The voiceover talks about the site, how long ago it was thought to have been built and why. He continues on to comment of the various stone elements including the Heelstone and the Slaughter stone. There is a long shot of Stonehenge taken from across the field and then a map of the area and a pointer indicating the location of the...

This film is from the Gordon Riley collection and contains footage from a family trip to Stonehenge in Wiltshire. Title-Stonehenge Title-A Nodrog film The voiceover talks about the site, how long ago it was thought to have been built and why. He continues on to comment of the various stone elements including the Heelstone and the Slaughter stone. There is a long shot of Stonehenge taken from across the field and then a map of the area and a pointer indicating the location of the archaeological site. A woman and two boys walk in through the entrance and up to the ticket booth where there is a shot of the price list. The woman and the two boys walk along the path and over to the stones. A sign on the stones reads `These famous stones have stood here for more than three thousand years. Do not write your name on them or otherwise deface them'. There is a brief shot of an archaeological map of the site and then shots of the actual site. The woman and the boys walk around looking at the huge boulders while consulting their information sheets. There are shots from inside the formation, from the side and from a distance. There are also some illustrations of what Stonehenge may have looked like and how it may have been built, as well as a pointer indicating different parts of an archaeological plan. Title-The End.