SEAHENGE: A JOURNEY

This is a specially produced read-aloud book featuring the poet Kevin Crossley-Holland reading his poetry.



The discovery of Seahenge caused vast interest and excitement. It was a 4000 year old timber circle of 55 split oak trunks, and at its centre, a huge oak stump, upside down. What was this circle? A place where body and spirit meet? A place for sky-burials?



In his sequence of poems, Kevin Crossley-Holland approaches Seahenge along the Icknield Way. His words are brilliantly complemented by Andrew Rafferty's daring landscapes, seascapes and skyscapes and together they enter the world of Seahenge's creators.