An illustrated antiquarian travelogue documenting earthworks, Roman camps, stone circles, and other remarkable curiosities encountered on tours through Britain. It combines site descriptions, measured plans, engraved plates, and maps with interpretive commentary that evaluates monuments in Roman and pre‑Roman contexts. The volume reproduces a medieval itinerary with annotations and gathers essays, field notes, and drawings intended for a larger study of ancient remains. Practical itineraries, indices, and geographic notes accompany the observations, producing a blend of topographical description, visual documentation, and antiquarian argument aimed at recording and explaining visible traces of the past.