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In this issue:
• An experimental Neolithic Henge: 15 years on - John Hill looks back on the techniques and building of Liverpool’s Nesshenge• The Alt-Antiquarian: A drift in time and space - Finding psychogeography alongside the magic in Alan Garner’s writing underlines their close association
• Luddenden, King Lud & the Luddites: Wandering in inner space - In a Pennine backwater, an armless motif seems to be on the loose, as Andrea Capstick finds
• All Things Considered: Reviews - N Yorkshire lore, Glasgow earth mysteries, Norse magic and some popular misapprehensions • Walking the umbilicus back to source - Routeways, according to Bob Trubshaw, are much more than utilitarian material phenomena, as mindful travellers past and present know
• Season's Gleanings: From the pyramids to hobby-horses, we have plenty to consider
• Mike Haigh’s Archaeology Review: Mike roves from S America to China to Pakistan to home shores in his latest digest
• Having Your Say - Synchronicity and a spooky photo.
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