Abury, A Temple of the British Druids, With Some Others, Described - William Stukeley

Antediluvian bones, [17], [35]
The formation of sarsens, [16]
British beads, urns, &c. dug up, [44], [45]
Heathen barrows like ours, [42], [44], [46], [52], [66], [98]
Conjecture concerning the age of Abury, from the wear of the weather, [17], [38]
From the Variation of the magnetic needle, [51], [52]
Of the use of the loadstone of old, [51], [96]
Seems to have been known to Noah, to Japhet, to Phut, to Hercules, [97]
A magnetic needle among the constellations, ibid.

The origin of alphabet-writing, [56], [73]
The patriarchal genealogy, [65]
Origin of Egyptian learning from Abraham and Joseph, [72], [74]
The reason of the Mosaic institution, [8], [62], [72]
Of mythology, the oldest heathen history, [13], [31], [33], [63], [76], [83]
Our present reports at the Druid temples the same mythology, [5], [13], [76], [83]
Why EI inscrib’d on the door at Delphos, [100]
Temples made on account of sepulchres, [13], [41]
Typhon’s couch, what it means, [66], [98]
The atlantic islands, where, [14]
Of Solomon’s temple, [38], [39]
The astonishing tumulus of Silbury, [41], [42], [43]
Of british chariots, [42]
Why antient temples regarded the east, [50], [51]
Origin of animal-worship, [55]
Origin of the Phallus, [60]