At last, the PROOF of accurate, long distance geometric surveying being practised in STONE AGE BRITAIN. This latest, self-published work by Tom Brooks, brings to light after a lifetime's study, his many discoveries that provide easy to follow mathematical confirmation of the employment of properties such as Isosceles and Pythagorean triangulation to create landscape patterns coast to coast in Mesolithic and Neolithic Britain.
Such patterns include long distance alignments unknown to all the many previous writers on the subject – alignments that themselves are integral sections of the geodetic scheme that reaches across 300 miles linking prehistoric features such as hill camps, long barrows, standing stones, cairns, circles and earthen mounds. Many of these alignments are still evident today as paths, tracks, parish boundaries and even trunk roads, many such examples being illustrated in this new, illuminating work.
The scale of this ancient survey is vast while its planning and execution is bewilderingly accurate, particularly in view of the hostile post Ice Age conditions of the time. Learn of the true purpose of Silbury Hill and its pivotal role in the Grand Scheme as well as the critical function of a single standing stone on a remote island. Learn of the trackways we can still explore today that formed part of the prehistoric geometry of yesteryear and how the most innocuous small tumulus was encoded to lead the ancient traveller to more distant objectives.
Perhaps the greatest revelation is that with the ancient surveyors' uncanny judgement of distance and angulation to all points of the compass, mathematics had its beginnings not in the Middle Eastern countries in historic time as is the current established belief, but some three millennia earlier in Prehistoric Britain. The straightforward calculation work upon which this treatise is based undeniably substantiates this staggering claim.
The author's conclusion that a highly intelligent, gifted, industrious society existed in these Islands in Mesolithic Time will be difficult to refute. Devoid of glossy colour photos but rich with informative text and a wealth of hand drawn diagrams, this is the book that will change forever your perception of Stone Age Man, 'SEEING AROUND CORNERS' by Tom Brooks
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Such patterns include long distance alignments unknown to all the many previous writers on the subject – alignments that themselves are integral sections of the geodetic scheme that reaches across 300 miles linking prehistoric features such as hill camps, long barrows, standing stones, cairns, circles and earthen mounds. Many of these alignments are still evident today as paths, tracks, parish boundaries and even trunk roads, many such examples being illustrated in this new, illuminating work.
The scale of this ancient survey is vast while its planning and execution is bewilderingly accurate, particularly in view of the hostile post Ice Age conditions of the time. Learn of the true purpose of Silbury Hill and its pivotal role in the Grand Scheme as well as the critical function of a single standing stone on a remote island. Learn of the trackways we can still explore today that formed part of the prehistoric geometry of yesteryear and how the most innocuous small tumulus was encoded to lead the ancient traveller to more distant objectives.
Perhaps the greatest revelation is that with the ancient surveyors' uncanny judgement of distance and angulation to all points of the compass, mathematics had its beginnings not in the Middle Eastern countries in historic time as is the current established belief, but some three millennia earlier in Prehistoric Britain. The straightforward calculation work upon which this treatise is based undeniably substantiates this staggering claim.
The author's conclusion that a highly intelligent, gifted, industrious society existed in these Islands in Mesolithic Time will be difficult to refute. Devoid of glossy colour photos but rich with informative text and a wealth of hand drawn diagrams, this is the book that will change forever your perception of Stone Age Man, 'SEEING AROUND CORNERS' by Tom Brooks
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To view the cover in detail and read a synopsis of the book, please click on the image below:-
SEEING AROUND CORNERS by Tom Brooks
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