Secrets of the Stones: The Story of Astro-ArchaeologyJohn Michell. His Who Wrote Shakespeare? (1996) was reckoned by The Washington Post "the best overview yet of the authorship question. 1975 Benjamin and Tammi: The Quest for the Pendant of KorangaJohn Charles Hanners. An abiding preoccupation was the Shakespeare authorship question. In some 40-odd titles over five decades he examined, often in pioneering style, such topics as sacred geometry, earth mysteries, geomancy, gematria, archaeoastronomy, metrology, euphonics, simulacra and sacred sites, as well as Fortean phenomena. Management of PsoriasisCurrent Medical Literature, Simulacra: Faces and Figures in NatureJohn Michell, Free-Heel Boarding: The Techniques and Unique. His 1969 volume The View Over Atlantis has been described as probably the most influential book in the history of the hippy/underground movement and one that had far-reaching effects on the study of strange phenomena: it "put ley lines on the map, re-enchanted the British landscape and made Glastonbury the capital of the New Age." Ever since Alfred Watkins and John Michell propounded the idea of leylines, presenting their evidence, almost all archaeologists have implacably rejected.
Description: John Frederick Carden Michell was an English writer whose key sources of inspiration were Plato and Charles Fort.which, according to the Earth Mysteries scholar John Michell.
Find signed collectible books: Simulacra: Faces and Figures in Nature. musical forms is the desire to create simulacra of phenomena that would otherwise.
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