A ground-breaking study of ceremonial stone landscapes in Northeast America and their relationship to other sites around the world.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Glenn Kreisberg is an author, outdoor guide, and radio engineer, who researches archaeoastronomy and landscape archaeology in the Hudson Valley and Catskill Mountains of New York. His books include Mysteries of the Ancient Past, Lost Knowledge of the Ancients, and Spirits in Stone. He served two terms as vice president of the New England Antiquities Research Association (NEARA) and studied archaeoastronomy at SUNY and archaeoacoustics on Malta. He is co-founder of the non-profit Overlook Mountain Center (www.overlookmountain.org) in Woodstock, NY, where he lives with his wife and two teenage children.
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Foreword by Graham Hancock Acknowledgments Preface: An Unknown Purpose in an Unknown Time Introduction: An Expression of Their Worldview SECTION I Exploring Ceremonial Stone Landscapes and Cultural Features Their Practical Purpose and Spiritual Connection 1 On the Neolithic in North America: Maritime Cultures and Mastodon Manipulation 2 Mysteries in Stone: The Big Picture 3 The Hammonasset Line: A Solstice Line across the Land 4 Serpent of the North: The Overlook Mountain/Draco Correlation 5 Cairns and Ceremonial Stone Sites in the Catskills 6 Turtles, Eyes, and Compass Stones 7 Frost Valley Inscriptions: More Ancient Mysteries in the Mountains 8 Alignments in the Northeast: Native, Natural, or Nonsense? SECTION II Spirits in Stone, Science in Stone 9 Council Rock Mountain by Dave Gutkowski 10 The Ancestral Native Americans’ Sacred Landscape by David Johnson 11 Carnac: Stones for the Living--Pierre Mereaux’s Classic Work Translation and Commentary by Ros Strong 12 The Mystery of Orbs and the Work of Paul C. Muir 13 Mission Malta: Exploring Sound and Energy Properties of Ancient Architecture SECTION III Spirits on the Land Landscape Archaeology and Archaeoastronomy 14 Woodstock’s Main Streets Act as a Giant Compass and Cosmic Calendar 15 Dancing with the Devil, Dancing with the Sun: A Solstice Star Rise Alignment on the Hudson River 16 Stones and Stars Symposium: A Watershed Event Hosted at Colgate University 17 The Megalithic Revival: The Raising of Sophia 18 Site Preservation, Protection, Conservation, and Education 19 Concluding by Looking Forward References Index
Foreword by Graham Hancock Acknowledgments Preface: An Unknown Purpose in an Unknown Time Introduction: An Expression of Their Worldview SECTION I Exploring Ceremonial Stone Landscapes and Cultural Features Their Practical Purpose and Spiritual Connection 1 On the Neolithic in North America: Maritime Cultures and Mastodon Manipulation 2 Mysteries in Stone: The Big Picture 3 The Hammonasset Line: A Solstice Line across the Land 4 Serpent of the North: The Overlook Mountain/Draco Correlation 5 Cairns and Ceremonial Stone Sites in the Catskills 6 Turtles, Eyes, and Compass Stones 7 Frost Valley Inscriptions: More Ancient Mysteries in the Mountains 8 Alignments in the Northeast: Native, Natural, or Nonsense? SECTION II Spirits in Stone, Science in Stone 9 Council Rock Mountain by Dave Gutkowski 10 The Ancestral Native Americans’ Sacred Landscape by David Johnson 11 Carnac: Stones for the Living--Pierre Mereaux’s Classic Work Translation and Commentary by Ros Strong 12 The Mystery of Orbs and the Work of Paul C. Muir 13 Mission Malta: Exploring Sound and Energy Properties of Ancient Architecture SECTION III Spirits on the Land Landscape Archaeology and Archaeoastronomy 14 Woodstock’s Main Streets Act as a Giant Compass and Cosmic Calendar 15 Dancing with the Devil, Dancing with the Sun: A Solstice Star Rise Alignment on the Hudson River 16 Stones and Stars Symposium: A Watershed Event Hosted at Colgate University 17 The Megalithic Revival: The Raising of Sophia 18 Site Preservation, Protection, Conservation, and Education 19 Concluding by Looking Forward References Index
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