Convention of Alternative Archaeology and Earth Mysteries England

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Country: England Tickets are now selling fast for the Convention of Alternative Archaeology and Earth Mysteries to be held on Oct 16 in Sherborne, Dorset. Top speakers are booked on shamanism, megalithic simulacra, Ancient Egypt, Newgrange, leys, crop circles and Glastonbury archaeoastronomy, as follows:

David Elkington – The Green Man and the Landscape. Author David Elkington's new work on this subject reveals much that is new, such as the Green Man’s surprisingly deep connections with the landscape.

Michael Hodges – Ley Lines In Question / Knowlton Henges. What are ley lines? Michael is the former chairman of both the Society of Ley Hunters and Dorset Earth Mysteries Group.

Rodney Carr-Smith – Ritual Initiation Inside Newgrange. An alternative view, drawing on mythology, archaeology, dowsing, spirituality and an understanding of earth energies.

Karen Douglas and Steve Alexander – Crop Circles – Temporary Temples.

Dr. Terence Meaden – Simulacra in Nature and Megaliths Dr Meaden is author of several books on Avebury, Stonehenge & crop circles, & in particular has advanced our knowledge of megalithic simulacra.

Nicholas Mann – Glastonbury Astronomical Alignments. A presentation on the astronomical alignments and earth energies of Glastonbury Tor. Nicholas is author of several books about geomancy and sacred sites.

Alan Alford – Secret Passages and Chambers of the Great Pyrramid. Alan is author of books on the ancient mysteries of the Egyptians, and in particular he has put forward radical new theories on the purpose of the pyramids.

Convention Chairman is Peter Knight – Co-founder of the Dorset Earth Mysteries Group and author of 3 books and a CD-ROM on sacred sites, ley lines and our ancient spiritual heritage.

Evening finale – A performance of the Ancient Ambient Chill Out – large-screen images of sacred sites, tribal shamans and more, all accompanied by funky world music. A chance to unwind or dance.

Plus stalls, veggie food and evening music. For details visit Peter Knight's web site at www.stoneseeker.net.