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Megalithomania, the annual conference about the mysteries of the ancient world, is back at the Glastonbury Assembly Rooms on the 8th and 9th May 2010. Now in its fifth year, the conference welcomes a fresh line-up of international authors, visionaries and real-life Indiana Jones'. Amongst a line up including Paul Devereux, Francine Blake, Robert Bauval and Andrew Collins, we welcome the author of 'Lost Star of Myth and Time', Walter Cruttenden coming over from California. He will be discussing 'great cycles' of the cosmos and how the ancient cultures from all over the world were tracking the 26,000 year cycle called 'precession'. Walter has also written an exclusive article abput his cutting-edge research for Megalithomania that is now on the website - http://www.megalithomania.co.uk.
Over the years Megalithomania has heard speakers such as Graham Hancock, John Michell, David Hatcher Childress and many others share their research about the prehistoric megalithic builders of antiquity. As more and more people visit sacred sites every year, they are finding a deeper connection to the ancient lndscape and questioning what the historians say about these incredible sites. Megalithomania steps in to tackle these mysteries from every angle possible and from the worlds top authors, researchers and scholars , leaving no stone unturned (pun intended!).
For example, did you know there were thousands of prehistoric gold mines and stone circles in South Africa? Did you know that Britain has over sixty landscape zodiacs, similar to the famous 'Glastonbury Temple of the Stars'? Did you realise that there were two other large stone circles close to Stonehenge? Did you know that the pyramids of Giza have weird ancient tunnels beneath them and that Tenerife, Sicily and Mauritius all have ancient pyramids on them?
Megalithomania is a key to unlocking these unexplained mysteries of the ancient world and opens an insight into our ancestors way of life. Hugh Newman, the organiser told us: "Megalithomania creates a stage for revelations in the fields of archaeoastronomy, geomancy, mathematics, ley alignments, sacred geometry and other cutting-edge disciplines that are helping rewrite our own history, but are often completely overlooked by the academic world. Many people want to know where we came from and connect to our ancestors so we hope that this annual event can be part of that process."
Megalithomania also has tours to Stonehenge (Friday), Avebury (Monday) and around the Glastonbury Zodiac (Tuesday). Plus a special talk by Michael Tellinger on the Tuesday evening and Wednesday afternoon. These are all open to anyone, even non-conference attendees. See the website for full details.
http://www.megalithomania.co.uk/
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