From the temples of Egypt to the stone circles of Britain, Michell traces the development of the science of astro-archaeology.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John Michell (1933-2009), educated at Eton and Cambridge, was the pioneer researcher and specialist in the field of ancient, traditional science. Author of more than twenty-five books, his work has profoundly influenced modern thinking, including The Sacred Center, The Dimensions of Paradise, The New View Over Atlantis, Secrets of the Stones, and The Temple of Jerusalem: A Revelation.
Inhaltsangabe
Secrets of the Stones New Revelations of Astro-Archaeology and the Mystical Sciences of Antiquity Introduction Part One An idea in its infancy Sir Norman Lockyer in Egypt Stonehenge Contemporaries and followers of Lockyer Objections to Lockyer The Old Straight Track 'Prehistoric nationalism': the strange history of astro-archaeology in Germany Stonehenge 'decoded' Alexander Thom and the modern revival of astro-archaeology Lines across landscapes Mystical approaches Part Two Sunlight, shadows and moonbeams Lines and alignments in South America Conclusions: astro-archaeology as geomancy Bibliography List of illustrations Index
Secrets of the Stones New Revelations of Astro-Archaeology and the Mystical Sciences of Antiquity Introduction Part One An idea in its infancy Sir Norman Lockyer in Egypt Stonehenge Contemporaries and followers of Lockyer Objections to Lockyer The Old Straight Track 'Prehistoric nationalism': the strange history of astro-archaeology in Germany Stonehenge 'decoded' Alexander Thom and the modern revival of astro-archaeology Lines across landscapes Mystical approaches Part Two Sunlight, shadows and moonbeams Lines and alignments in South America Conclusions: astro-archaeology as geomancy Bibliography List of illustrations Index
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