Britannia: Earth Mysteries
A collection of articles by Chris Witcombe, John Michell and Geoffry Ashe taking a 'holistic' approach to the study of ancient sites and landscapes. Megaliths are mixed with Morris dancing, druids and ley lines.
Isle of Avalon: Glastonbury Tor
Facts and legends concerning this enigmatic hill. Photos, maps, stories, leylines.
Mystical World Wide Web: Stone Circles of England
M. Turford's text-only guide by county, giving grid references and brief descriptions.
Prehistoric Circles and Rows
Photographs of prehistoric stones, and ancient sites together with diagrams and descriptions from a dowser's perspective. Covers Datmoor, Bodmin, Cornwall.
Sites and Ceremonies of Ancient Mercia
Descriptions of the ancients sites, folklore and folk ceremonies and customs of Mercia, England, with original photographs.
Stonehenge Math
Mathematical discovery, based on Stonehenge, that allegedly proves that the universe was created by God.
Stonehenge was Bronze Age Millennium Dome
Bruce Bedlam believes Stonehenge originally looked like a Bronze Age version of the Millennium Dome, reports Ananova. (June 17, 2002)
Stonehenge-Avebury
Meteorologist Terence Meaden claims to have discovered carvings of faces and heads in these famous stone circles in Wessex.
stonehenge.tv
Bruce Bedlam shares his unusual theories on how and why Stonehenge was built.
The Stonehenge Campaign
A campaign to re-establish the Stonehenge Free Festival, and for free access to the Stones for all who come in peace, especially at solstices and equinoxes.
