MICK HARPER (and Harriet Vered)
The Megalithic Empire + Interview with Mick Harper

Nobody knows how long distance trade was carried out in Ancient Britain in the absence of literate devices such as maps and signposts, though it is known from the archaeology that everything from stone axes to bronze cauldons was moved around on a huge scale. ‘The Megalithic Empire’ was an ingenious navigational system of megalithic structures connected by visual sightings aka leylines. The organisation responsible for the upkeep of this network is shown to have operated not only in the pre-literate era of the Late Neolithic, Bronze and Iron Ages but again, using more advanced techniques, in the Dark Ages when literacy was once again at a premium. New light is thrown on hitherto shadowy groups such as the Druids, the Phoenicians and the Celtic saints.