Northern Earth Issue 164 Out Now - Celebrating 100 years of ley lines
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Alternative Archaeology
In this issue: • A Century of Lines on the Map. Celebrating 100 years of leys.
• When Ley Hunters ruled the Earth - As the 1960s trucked on into the 1970s, Paul Screeton
ministered to the John Michell generation• Travelling with Alfred : A personal Watkinsian memoir - Watkins opened the way to further insights into straightness and spirit ; Paul Devereux re-visions the ley, • Mark Valentine remembers Donald Maxwell, an early ley enthusiast.
• Philip Heselton remembers his journey with Alfred Watkins in the early 1960s
• A Landscape Detective of the 1930s - Donald Maxwell, remembered by Mark Valentine, was one of the early ley enthusiasts
• The Alt-Antiquarian: That Obscure Object of Desire - John Billingsley suggests leys are not that esoteric, and that ‘energy’ might be a secondary remanent effect of human activity
•Mike Haigh’s Archaeology Review - Finding a bigger picture in Ilkley’s rock art
• Laying a boggart in the 21st century ? - A space-clearing rite by contemporary dowser Alanna Moore suggests a new take on old folklore
•Having Your Say - Seasonal markers, coin trees and modern votives
•Ritual Behaviour - Miriam Perrett considers scenarios for votive activity...
And more...
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