The Lost Science of Measuring the Earth:

Two leading researchers into ancient wisdom demonstrate that the earth's dimensions were accurately known prior to 3000 BC. These astonishing findings, available for the first time, include a system of surveying and measure based on simple numerical and g

Foreword by Paul Broadhurst

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A Personal Introduction by John Michell

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BOOK ONE Robin Heath

Chapter One The Art of Surveying the Landscape

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Chapter Two Measuring the World

7

(20)

Chapter Three Measurement and the Moon

27

(10)

Chapter Four Stonehenge & the Lunation Triangle

37

(8)

Chapter Five The Preseli Triangle

45

(16)

Chapter Six Prehistoric Precision - A Summary

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BOOK TWO John Michell

Chapter Seven Stonehenge Revelations

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(8)

Chapter Eight The Numbers that Measure the Earth

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(12)

Chapter Nine Traditions of Ancient Surveyors in Britain

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(16)

Chapter Ten Secrets of the 52nd Parallel

103

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Chapter Eleven Dates and Speculations - A Summary

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(4)

Appendices

One: A metrological assessment of the system revealed in The Measure of Albion, by John Neal,

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Two: A Guide to Prehistoric Geodetics,

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Three: Locations of Sites,

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(1)

Four: The Parallel Meridian 'Ladder',

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(1)

Five: Bibliography,

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(1)

Six: The Coordinates of the Perpetual Choirs Decagon,

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Index:

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The Lost Science of Measuring the Earth: Discovering the Sacred Geometry of the Ancients

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