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New Book: Astrometrology: The Science of Ancient Metrology by Christopher Willett

How and why the ancients enchanted Great Britain and Brittany

How and why the ancients enchanted Great Britain and Brittany

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Moving mountains ... the rush to return the stolen rocks of Uluru by Andy B on Thursday, 22 May 2008

Australians are probably the only people on earth who will travel for whole days over rough terrain, take a look at a funny-looking rock and then drive all the way back again. [It would appear Germaine Greer has never had any dealings with our little community! - MegP Ed]

They are not the only people who, having achieved their objective, will grab a bit of the very thing they have come to see and take it home with them.

Bits of Uluru, known for a tiny part of its long history as Ayers Rock, are now being returned from all over the world to the management of the Kaja Tjuta national park. Most come with a note saying simply "Sorry", but about a quarter of them allege that the stolen rocks have brought them bad luck.

More in the Guardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/may/14/australia1





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