Stone Circles of the World

How did ancient stone circles appear all around the world in what was a very short span in human history? Was it a new religious event of global proportions? Was it a celestial obsession that took hold of humanity all at once?

 How did this knowledge spread from one continent to another before writing was even invented, never mind anything more advanced like ships?

The biggest question of all is how a complex understanding crosses language barriers, social and cultural preferences, and all in a complete advanced package?

They are not camp sites, kill sites, or burial sites. For non-agrarian people they were not used to track the seasons for crops that most of them didn’t have. So why, in modern understandings of these sites are they call celestial observatories? The truth is celestial alignments give academia a way out of a frustrating dilemma that is completely out of their realm of knowledge.

Ever since the misguided adventures of Gerald Hawkins in his 1961 book “Stonehenge Decoded” modern researches have fixated on the idea that celestial alignments were the answer. This is a choice they have made and are welcome to it,  but it is misleading the public into thinking they have the answer to this enigma.

How Users Read on the Web

Summary: They don't. People rarely read Web pages word by word; instead, they scan the page, picking out individual words and sentences.

In research on how people read websites we found that 79 percent of our test users always scanned any new page they came across; only 16 percent read word-by-word. (Update: a newer study found that users read email newsletters even more abruptly than they read websites.)

Because the research showing people don’t really read the information on a web page, and my ambition was to get the word out to the public, I have deleted all the information on this page. In its place I have put the information into a pdf book format. This book is free and is here for you to download. I have added much more information and diagrams for you to explore.

The book:

This is the most comprehensive and detailed account of the stone circle enigma ever assembled. The 233 pages of teachings and 280 photos give the reader an in-depth understanding of their purpose and their design. The book is intended for the amateur and seasoned researcher alike, with a completely new approach to the enigma. The book rejects the stereo typical definition of them in favour of information provided by the originators of the circles. Among the subjects covered are; spiritual elements, physical alignments, association with word grids, dowsing, and generally how others can continue the research, in the direction they where meant go. I have also added personal experiences that I have had with these structures. The only subject not covered are their construction methods.