Markings. Aerial Photos by Marilyn Bridges

Publisher: Aperture, 1990, 104 pages, Paperback, 9"x11" landscape, b&w throughout

A portfolio of aerial photographs depicting the Nazca lines in Peru, the sacred pyramids left by the Maya, the Native Americans' enigmatic earth-works and the colossal standing stones of prehistoric Britain.

View a gallery of Marilyn Bridges' work.

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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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Meetings With Remarkable Trees - Thomas Pakenham

Paperback, 256 pages, Publisher: Weidenfeld Nicolson Illustrated; New Ed edition Oct 2001, Size 19.4 x 15.4 x 1.8 cm

A beautiful book with wonderful photographs of trees from all around the world. The author has chosen sixty trees that are in some way remarkable - for their age, their size or their personality.

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Sacred Places: Prehistory and Popular Imagination - Bob Trubshaw

Publisher: Heart of Albion, May 2005. 245 x 175 mm, 220 pages, 43 b&w illustrations and 7 line drawings, Paperback

Sacred Places asks why certain types of prehistoric places are thought of as sacred, and explores how the physical presence of such sacred sites is less important than what these places signify. So this is not another guide book to sacred places but instead provides a unique and thought-provoking guide to the mental worlds - the mindscapes - in which we have created the idea of prehistoric sacred places.

Recurring throughout this book is the idea that we continually create and re-create our ideas about the past, about landscapes, and the places within those landscapes that we regard as sacred. For example, although such concepts as 'nature', 'landscape', 'countryside', 'rural' and the contrast between profane and sacred are all part of our everyday thinking, in this book Bob Trubshaw shows they are all modern cultural constructions which act as the 'unseen' foundations on which we construct more complex myths about places.

See Richard Alexander's online review of Sacred Places

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Europe's Lost Civilization, Uncovering the Mysteries of the Megaliths - Peter Marshall

Headline 2004, 338 pages, Hardback, Illustrated, ISBN 0747242011

Peter Marshall argues that the megaliths are the beguiling remnants of a highly advanced lost civilisation of Europe. He sails from Scotland via Ireland, Wales, England and France to the Mediterranean islands in a small boat, proving that ancient mariners made such long-distance journeys. He meets experts, enthusiasts and local characters, uses geology, archaeology, astronomy and engineering and includes myths, legends, stories and anecdotes to illustrate his theory. Europe's Lost Civilization is an exciting travel adventure and a compelling detective story, a fascinating physical, intellectual and spiritual quest into an ancient mystery.

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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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The Trials Of Arthur, The Life and Times of a Modern Day King - Arthur Pendragon & Christopher J Stone

Paperback, 253pp. Element, 2003.

Come with us on a quest for adventure, through fields and forests and sacred places, in the company of bikers, Pagans and Eco-warriors. This is the real Britain behind the dreary spin of modern consumer capitalism. Mad, bad and shamelessly bold!

Read a Review at Druid Network

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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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The Healing Energies Of Earth - Liz Simpson

In simple language and with stunning full-color photographs, The Healing Energies of the Earth helps connect in various ways with the essential healing properties of our planet. Augmented with scientific findings about the earth, author Elizabeth Simpson explains how to use our planet's healing gifts to achieve maximum health and well-being. Self-healing techniques include the use of crystals, mudbaths, and minerals, along with methodologies such as dowsing and Feng Shui. Integrating both ancient and modern ideas, The Healing Energies of the Earth offers a balanced combination of spirituality and science for tapping into the magnificent, powerful bounty of our mother Earth.

About the Author: Elizabeth Simpson, a writer specializing in alternative health and personal development, is the author of The Book of Crystal Healing and The Book of Chakra Healing. She is a regular contributor to many national and international magazines in the United Kingdom, and has worked as a producer and presenter on a wide array of TV and radio shows.

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