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Footprints in the Stone, a new book about the Ancient Britons by David Jones

Submitted by Andy B on Tuesday, 20 October 2009  Page Views: 4081

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There are various hypotheses with regard to the earliest civilisations and their technologies. The book aims to put forward an analysis from existing historical, archaeological and forensic evidence to expose a picture of an original pioneering British Nation.

The Britons progressed through all the ages to mine and invent most of the technology’s of clay, stone, flint, copper, bronze, gold, silver and iron smelting. They surveyed the astral system for eons, in order to found a basic formula they used for measurement, time and surveying, which is prevalent in most of the ancient constructions, particularly in the advanced planning details seen in the architecture of Stonehenge.

The narrative is intended to show the origins of the Celtic Britons who possibly pioneered to colonize America at 20,000 BC, is to demonstrate their superiority in exploration, discovery and innovative early technologies and sciences, with an independent founding organisation and refined education system, which infrastructure sprang into agriculture, trade and export. The evidence shows that the Britons defended against all invaders for their land and “freedom”. This information is put, in order to dispel the supposition that the Britons were ignorant savage barbarians as labelled by some historians.

Many Britons have bloodlines that extend into the past that lay claim to being true Britons. Also explored are the names Irish, Scottish, Cornish and Welsh, are Saxon names; and according to some historians the English region and name was invented by a Saxon monk called Bede, to be a misconception of the true lineages of our Nation of the Celtic Britons.

Footprints in the Stone has 208 pages with 45 colour photos, maps and, illustrations.
RRP £9.95 Introductory offer £7.50 including free UK delivery
For more details ordering from the Footprints in the Stone web site.
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Re: Interesting thread on ancient British history by Anonymous on Tuesday, 14 August 2018
Sorry for not responding to the above comments sooner; but I didn't know there was a thread set up.

I have much more evidence to impart, but it appears that certain media and broadcasters use it as their own, as soon as I reveal it.

Yes my grammar is quite bad, and sorry for that also, but its not not too bad for someone with Dyslexia, I hope.

If anyone wants more info or reasonable discussion, then please let me know.

Yours Sincerely

David John Jones.

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Re: Footprints in the Stone, a new book about the Ancient Britons by David Jones by Anonymous on Wednesday, 30 December 2009
I enjoyed reading this book and could understand the sequence of events from the supporting archeological and historical references; with one exception to the reference on page 8 of the book (and reference on page 4 of the website in “Recent Research”), whereby the author suggests that Darwin’s theory was not correct to suggest that the human race evolved over 4 million years from monkeys and apes, I
quote “so is this evidence of a weakest link barking up the wrong tree of human life” I thought was wrong. That is, until I saw the Discovery film called “Discovering ARDI” - whereby a fossilized 4.4 million years old skeletal remains of a (bipedal) female, named Ardipithicus ramidus, was found in a site called Aramis in what is known as the badlands of Ethiopia. Her teeth were small and blunt, suggesting she lived in a hominid social group, possibly partner-bonded with a male which brought high value food to her, while she tended to the family objective. Her hand and fingers were not that of an ape, suggesting this is a specific species of which traits the human race evolved from. Other skeletal remains are being found in this area to be 5.7 million years old, named Ardipithicus Kaddaba, meaning ancient father.
So I take my hat off to the author who anticipated this event.
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Re: Footprints in the Stone, a new book about the Ancient Britons by David Jones by footprints on Tuesday, 01 December 2009
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Interestingly, a recent news article that is relative to references in the book is at - http://uk.news.yahoo.com/21/20091125/tuk-jesus-may-have-visited-uk-claim-6323e80.html - Is about a film called “And Did Those Feet” (is in the William Blake song), taken from the writings of St Augustine of about 597 AD; is relative to the Arthur period and perhaps Iesu Grist (Jesus Christ) worshiped in the British Chapels from BC. This article also identifies the forefront of scholarship in Britain in the first century AD and of the mathematical principals used in the construction of Stonehenge; is identified in my book from at least 2,500 BC.
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Re: Footprints in the Stone, a new book about the Ancient Britons by David Jones by Anonymous on Thursday, 22 October 2009
I have enjoyed reading this book, which attempts to convince the reader that the diffusionist theory of agrigultural technology as spread from the near east is wrong and that the ancient britons invented a form of farming, metalwork and hence a civilisation themselves.

I would have enjoyed reading this work even more had the english grammar and spelling been up to secondary level and had the author been less selective in his choice of evidence in support of his theory.

Modern genetic analysis of haplotypes still extant among the european population indicates that the majority of the post-glacial (mesolithic) people of Britain originated from "refuges" located in northern Iberia, i.e.the Basque country. Subsequent migrations of people who probably brought advanced flint-working technology, cereals, copper & bronze metal-working, beakers, iron-working, roman, germanic, scandinavian, french, dutch and new-commonwealth civilisations are clearly present in the genelic spread of the British.

If the author really wants to convince his readers that the "indigenous" post-glacial mesolithic population merely absorbed these migratory colonists and adapted their technologies, then he has to explain how the close relationship between the appearance of new technology e.g middle rhine - type "beakers", gold-working and a different genetic haplotype came to be present in the genetic record and why each migratory group in turn became the ruling elite, conquered the existing population, slaughtering the men and enslaving the women.

No-one farms reindeer in the British Isles today, making a living trading antlers and selling meat, skins and worked flint. If they did, the author's hypothesis would carry greater weight.




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Interesting thread on ancient British history by Anonymous on Thursday, 22 October 2009
Revitalizing to read that Britain was the start of the Industrial Revolution BC; it shows how industrial work created every other aspect of work to support it, and every other service work after it. A pity these innate old processes and industrial practices are not recognised today as our true heritage; perhaps we would have work for our young now, if government had bothered to have kept them.
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