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Fogou - A journey into the underworld, Jo May |
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Paperback, 130pp. Gothic Image, 1996. Only �4.50+p&p Published price �9.99 - a saving of over 50% |
Paul Devereux, Re-Visioning The Earth
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Paul Devereux, Re-Visioning The Earth |
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Paperback, 308 pages, 1996 |
Secrets of Sacred Space
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Secrets of Sacred Space - Chuck Pettis |
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Secrets of Sacred Space is an informative guide to understanding and creating sacred places of power for meditation, renewal, and connection with the earth. Chuck Pettis comprehends the sacred and powerful design principles of ancient sites . He has learned to communicate with the spiritual essence of a site. He will teach you to discover how ley lines, water lines, and power centers define a sacred space. Chuck Pettis has designed and built sacred places since 1970. Only �7.99+p&p (RRP �16.99 / $19.99 - a discount of over 50% ) |
Lost Civilisations of the Stone Age
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Lost Civilisations of the Stone Age - Richard Rudgley |
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Publisher: Arrow, 1999, Paperback Only �4.90+p&p Published price �8.99 - a saving of over 45% |
Rudgley, Richard - Secrets of the Stone Age
196pp, UKP18.99, Century, hbk, Jan 2000, ISBN 0 7126 8452 2
Shamanism and the Mystery lines: Ley Lines, Spirit Paths, Shape-Shifting &
Out-Of-Body Travel - Paul Devereux
The new phase of ley research. The book that fully introduced the concept of leys as
spirit paths and the idea that straight landscape lines might be the ancient symbolic
representations of the out-of-body trance flights of shamans. Essential reading
Paperback, 240 pages, Published by Llewellyn Publications, Publication date: April
1, 1993, Dimensions (in inches): 9.01 x 6.03 x .58
Symbolic landscapes - Paul Devereux
The Dreamtime earth - mythologising the landscape with particular reference to the Avebury
complex. Ground-breaking stuff
Paperback - 224 pages (July 1992) Gothic Image Publications
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LEY LINES: A comprehensive guide to alignments - Danny
Sullivan
224 pages, 216 x 135 mm, 8 b&w plates, 80 lines drawings, Hardback |
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alignment of ancient sites, this text examines the discovery of ley
lines in the 1920s by Alfred Watkins, and looks at the theories and
developments. An illustrated directory of 50 leys helps the reader in
identifying the lines.
Only �7.50+p&p (RRP �16.99 - a discount of over 55% ) |
The Modern Antiquarian - Julian
Cope
Hardcover - 448 pages ( 5 October, 1998) Thorsons
Julian Cope
writes: I decided to write The Modern Antiquarian because there
was no definitive guidebook of Megalithic Britain. And in doing so, I gradually discovered
that this most shadowy side of our culture is truly still Unknown by all but the most
intrepid scholars, such as Aubrey Burl, Paul Devereux and John Michell. When I visited
certain obscure 
megalithic temples, the most recent published
photographs would often be from the 1930s, occasionally the 1900s, and in the
case of one cromlech in Wales, 1893! People are numbed by the city and I have
prepared 250 megalithic temples for them to visit, dividing Britain into seven
different sections in a book designed to be extremely practical, extremely
useful and a time-bomb: for it is this gazetteer which is the secret weapon of
the whole book. It is relentlessly thorough. I followed any tips, clues,
snippets of information, visiting sites when they were long destroyed or had
had a church built on top of them, just to understand their orientation and
their relationship with the immediate landscape, travelling abroad to
megalithic Sweden, Holland, Greece, Portugal, Brittany and pre-Columbus
America in order to get a true overview of our Hyperborean islands.
I have been to each temple (stone circle, chambered cairn, cromlech, etc.) and written
about the specific place of the temple, its environment, and the relationship of these new
agriculturists to their Mother Earth. I also warn of its dangers; farm dogs to look out
for, feisty farmers, peat bogs, in a manner that places the book right now. Written on
site, I have poems, thoughts, true Visions, fantasies, but also peace and a sense of
discovery.
The Modern Antiquarian is a pre-Millennial trawl around Megalithic Britain, to the first temples built in these islands, in order to shine a light into the shadowy areas of a modern island people who have been hoodwinked into believing that their real culture began with the Roman Conquest. The Modern Antiquarian is meant to be an extraordinarily hopeful book for the culturally dispossessed; and a gift to the Britain of the new Millennium. Not the Roman-Saxon-Danish-Norman of Daniel Defoe's time, but a hopeful reconciler for the White, the Black, and the Green! It is written to set a standard as a guidebook. But it is also a Dreambook.
Reader's comments:
A good guide, but very dodgy scholarship
As a guide to where to find ancient monuments this is very good, and I'll certainly be
using it to give some targets on my walking trips. I like the look and feel of the book a
lot; it's well organised, and it's nice to read his notes on each monument - they
communicate his enthusiasm and encourage me to get out and find these places, as do the
pictures.
If you're looking for a scholarly, reliable guide to ancient British monuments, don't buy this book. If you're looking for a personal, entertaining interpretation of these sites, which will encourage you to get out there, get this book and take it with a large pinch of salt. I'm glad I've got it though.
The Living Goddesses
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The Living Goddesses - Marija A.E Gimbutas |
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Publisher: University of California Press, 1999
Before her death from cancer in 1994, the pioneering archeologist Marija Gimbutas had nearly completed this book, a distillation of her life's work. This final work illuminates the continuity between scores of religious symbols from the cultural flowering of Neolithic Old Europe in the fifth millennium B.C. to European folk cultures of the modern era... �9.99+p&p Published price �25 / $35 - a saving of over 60% |
Neanderthal
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Neanderthal - Douglas Palmer |
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Hardback a fascinating and definitive examination of one of the greatest mysteries of evolution. Who were the Neanderthals? How did they live? And why did they die out nearly 30,000 years ago? �6.00+p&p Published price �20 - a saving of 70% |
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The Cave Painter of Lascaux Roberta Angeletti |
British Museum 1999 32 Pages Fully
illustrated. 12" x 9". 32pp. Colour. Hardback ISBN:
0714121592
Only �4.50 each+p&p Published Price �8.99 - a saving of 50% |
The Bronze Age Computer Disc - Alan Butler, Christopher Knight, Robert Lomas
Hardcover - 192 pages (30 September, 1998), Quantum;
Old Stones at the Land's End - John Michell
Paperback - 150 pages (30 June, 1998), Gothic Image Publications;
Stone Circles: A Modern Builder's Guide to the Megalithic Revival - Rob
Roy
Paperback, 1999, Chelsea Green Publishing Company VT USA.
The Long
Trip : A Prehistory of Psychedelia - Paul Devereux
The Avebury cycle - Michael Dames
Places of Power
- Paul Devereux
