Ancient Sites
Atlantis in the Sahara?
They seek it here, they seek it there – did it even exist? Here we look at some of the reasons why the fabled Atlantis may have existed in North Africa. And, to provide some […]
Articles
The sky above
King Arthur and the Comet – what really happened in the 6th century?
By Mark Andrew. We know the legendary King Arthur today as a renowned British king, who rode out with the Knights of the Round Table to fight twelve epic battles. He was based in Camelot, […]
The earth below
Satanic geology – the Devil’s places of Britain
There are many places across Britain named after the Devil – often with their own stories as to how the name came about. Some of these places are man-made, whilst some are natural in origin. […]
Books
Featured book: ‘Albion Dreamtime’ by Peter Knight & Sue Wallace
Peter Knight and Sue Wallace’s latest book was published as of midsummer 2019. It is called Albion Dreamtime – Re-enchanting the Isle of Dragons. Albion – and indeed the Isle of Dragons – refers to […]
Ancient Sites
Central place – the ancient art of creating sacred centres
From the aboriginal tribes of Australia to the Celtic tribes of Europe, there is evidence that ancient peoples revered central places within their territories, and organised their societies accordingly. Why were these centre places so […]
Books
New book: ‘America Before’ by Graham Hancock
Graham Hancock’s new book is called America Before – The Key to Earth’s Lost Civilisation. Book tour Graham Hancock is talking about his new book on a tour that takes in the UK, the USA […]
Landscapes
Sunken realms – the lost lands of Wales
There are legends of flooded lands around the coast of Britain, and no more so than in Wales. These lands were inundated by the sea, through gradual sea level rise or during catastrophic events. This […]
Natural history
Recent survival of dinosaurs?
Given the discovery of soft tissue in dinosaur bones, and a very well-preserved fossilised dinosaur, one question being asked is: could dinosaurs have survived into much more recent times? The longstanding consensus is that (non-avian) […]
Books
Featured book: ‘The Old Stones’ edited by Andy Burnham
Andy Burnham has edited a book called The Old Stones: A Field Guide to the Megalithic Sites of Britain and Ireland; published by Watkins Publishing as of September 2018. It is not the intention here […]
The sky above
“Controversial but promising” – the Electrical Universe theory
The Electric Universe theory has been described as “a controversial but promising theory where plasma and electric charge are responsible for most things that we take for granted”(1). If true, what implications does it have […]