Stone Circles, A Modern Builder's Guide to the Megalithic Revival - Rob Roy

Paperback, 370pp. Chelsea Green, 1999.

Two 'must have' stone circles books in one go - it's like Christmas! This is the equivalent of the Burl book for would-be stone circle builders.

Rob Roy has travelled extensively to learn how stone circles are constructed, he presents hard-to-find information on how to move and align giant stones for your own sacred circles, and introduces us to the present day characters who have built their own.

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Spirit Roads, Exploring Otherworldly Routes in the Old and New Worlds - Paul Devereux

Collins & Brown, 2007. Note: This is a re-print of Paul's book "Fairy Paths & Spirit Roads" from 2003

An important and unique work that provides authentic, deeply-researched geographical information on features such as Irish fairy paths, British corpse roads, Dutch death roads, Aborigine "songlines", and Pre-Columbian shamans' routes in the Americas. It is a guidebook to the spiritual geographies of the pre-modern world. The first part of the book, Background, provides succinct chapters on the nature of the various kinds of "otherworldly routes" covered by the book, and the second part, Foreground, is a Sampler of examples of the whole range of routes, with location and access information provided. Whether an armchair traveller or someone who likes to get out and about "in the field", this unique study and guide will fascinate you. Whole new insights are revealed about the land-based spirituality of the past.

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The Traveller's Guide to Sacred England: A Guide to the Legends, Lore and Landscape of England's Sacred Places - John Michell

350 pages, Paperback, Gothic Image Publications 2003

There are many good guidebooks to England and its various regions and aspects, and this one is not intended as a rival to any of the others. Its aim is to provide a quietly informative companion to those travellers seeking the ancient spirit of the land. Here the renowned expert on sacred places takes us on an unforgettable journey to ruined abbeys and cathedrals, pagan sites and megalithic temples, shrines of saints and visionaries, holy wells, island sanctuaries, and to a host of other places where peace and sanctity are almost tangible. Some of them are famous, others quiet and secluded, but all are centres of spiritual energy and renewal.

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Meini Hirion and the Sarns of Anglesey - William Evans

Small format Paperback, 50 pages, W. O. Jones, reprint of book from 1927

Anglesey has far more than its fair share of standing stones, in keeping with the large quantity of archaeological sites on the island. Most of these are large solitary stones, mainly of Bronze origin although are some that were erected recently.

Since very early times man has puzzled over the reasons for their existence, and many theories have been put forward. generally these have been that they were great places of importance to the people of the time, possibly of "religious" significance. Dr. William Evans noticed that there was a pattern to their layout on Anglesey. Certainly in the area roughly south of Cemaes there are standing stones marked on the Ordnance Survey maps which are aligned vaguely in the way described in this book.

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The Avalonians - Patrick Benham

Paperback, 286pp. Gothic Image pb 1993
Lives and times of a most unusual and influential group of people who were drawn to Glastonbury early in the 20th Century, and became involved in a series of strange events. The interlaced stories include geomancer Frederick Bligh Bond, medium Wellesley Tudor Pole (founder of the Chalice Well Trust) and famous occultist 'Dion Fortune' [Violet Firth].

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Megalithomania: Artists, Antiquarians and Archaeologists at the Old Stone Monuments - John Michell

168 pages, The Squeeze Press, April 2007

A new paperback edition of this classic book. A feast of extraordinary theories and personalities centred around the mysterious standing stones. John Mitchell tells the wonderful story of the reactions, ancient and modern, to these prehistoric relics, whether astronomical, legendary, mystical or visionary.

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The Old Straight Track - Alfred Watkins

The Classic Book on Ley Lines. Paperback, 234pp. Abacus, 2004 reprint

First published in 1925 and out of print for many years, this remains the most important source for the study of the ancient straight tracks or leys that cross the British Isles. Watkins was "An honest visionary who saw beyond the bounds of his time."

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