The Megalithic Plan

Exploring the intricate connections among megalithic sites across the British Isles, this book reveals how these monumental structures were designed using simple modular geometry on a grand scale. It examines iconic locations like Stonehenge and Avebury, illustrating how ancient builders measured and organized the landscape, integrating natural features with their constructions. The text delves into the significance of these sites in relation to the earth's curvature and highlights their role in the cultural and historical tapestry of Great Britain.