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Stonehenge: A Guide to the World's Greatest Megalithic Site - Paperback

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by Damien Pryor (Author)

Stonehenge revealed! Drawing on extensive research Damien Pryor lets you in on Stonehenge's surprising secrets: * How mysterious shadow-fields were created by Megalithic Druidic priests at Stonehenge, Cornwall and Carnac * The reason for the shape of Stonehenge * The key celestial alignments Stonehenge was designed to observe * Why the ancient priesthood wanted to observe these alignments * Its cultural-religious context in the Salisbury Plains * The context of other sacred sites in the British Isles * The implications of a Mycenaean ritual gold dagger being found near Stonehenge * The ancient Greek writers refer to Stonehenge * The lunar node and the moon's 18.6 year "standstills" as key features of Stonehenge's construction * Unique graphics reveal precisely what this site was designed to observe.

Number of Pages: 120
Dimensions: 0.25 x 9.61 x 6.69 IN
Illustrated: Yes
Publication Date: September 01, 2014
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