Itinerarium Curiosum (centuria I): Or, an Account of the Antiquities, and Remarkable Curiosities in Nature or Art, Observed in Travels Through Great Britain

Itinerarium Curiosum, first published in 1724 by William Stukeley, is a historical account detailing the antiquities and remarkable curiosities observed during his travels through Great Britain. The work emphasizes firsthand observations over theoretical accounts, particularly focusing on ancient sites and artifacts, especially in Lincolnshire. Stukeley's treatise aims to foster curiosity and respect for Britain's heritage, establishing a framework for understanding local history and the significance of its antiquities.