Robin Heath Book order

May 8, 1948

This author delves into the intricate relationship between the celestial movements and the architectural designs of ancient megalithic sites. Their writings, grounded in extensive research, explore the profound wisdom embedded within prehistoric monuments. Through public lectures and guided tours, they illuminate these captivating subjects, revealing the sophisticated understanding of our ancestors.

2004
The Measure of Albion
144 pages
6 hours of reading
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Shipped from UK, please allow 10 to 21 business days for arrival. The Measure of The Lost Science of Prehistoric Britain, paperback, x+143pp; b&w frontis; illustrated in b&w; foreword by paul Broadhurst; introduction by john michell; main text arranged into 2 books,( eleven chapters); 6 appendices; index; in pictorial soft card covers; the text contains a small amount of ink and pencil work involving a number of marginal calculations and other markings ( sections of text and calculations being encicled; light to medium shelf wear to covers.
2002
Stonehenge
64 pages
3 hours of reading
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The remains of a once-wealthy and learned tribal community, this book discusses Stonehenge and it's many uses in archaeology, astronomy, geometry and even shamanism. Illustrations.
2001
Sun, Moon and Earth
64 pages
3 hours of reading
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Every organism on Earth responds to four major cycles: the solar and lunar day, the synodic month and the year. We all dance to these primary rhythms. This book reveals the poetic cosmology that lies within the cycles of the Sun and Moon as seen from the Earth.

The Measure of Albion

Stonehenge

Sun, Moon and Earth