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Explaining the Mysteries
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- ISBN8201213497
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- Date de parution18/10/2021
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- ÉditeurJL
Résumé
In this highly readable and richly illustrated account, Andrew Frew, author of a number of popular books related to the mysteries, offers an authoritative and up-to-date rereading of the mysteries of Stonehenge and its landscape with its sister monument the Great Pyramid. In this highly readable and richly illustrated account Andrew Frew, author of a number of popular books related to the mysteries, offers an authoritative and up-to-date rereading of the mysteries of the Great Pyramid and Stonehenge.
It also doubles as a reference work to those seeking a spiritual meaning behind Ancient Egyptian literature. For over forty centuries Stonehenge has tantalised and baffled archaeologists, New Age, Druids and Pagans, and the layman alike. What motivated Neolithic man at the dawn of civilisation to construct such a daunting monument was it just as a burial ground to honour past ancestors. In this highly readable and richly illustrated account, Andrew Frew, author of a number of popular books related to the mysteries, offers an authoritative and up-to-date rereading of the mysteries of Stonehenge and its landscape with its sister monument the Great Pyramid.
It also doubles as a reference work to those seeking a spiritual meaning behind Ancient Egyptian literature. For over forty centuries Stonehenge has tantalised and baffled archaeologists, New Age, Druids and Pagans, and the layman alike. What motivated Neolithic man at the dawn of civilisation to construct such a daunting monument was it just as a burial ground to honour past ancestors. In this highly readable and richly illustrated account, Andrew Frew, author of a number of popular books related to the mysteries, offers an authoritative and up-to-date rereading of the mysteries of Stonehenge and its landscape with its sister monument the Great Pyramid.
In this highly readable and richly illustrated account, Andrew Frew, author of a number of popular books related to the mysteries, offers an authoritative and up-to-date rereading of the mysteries of Stonehenge and its landscape with its sister monument the Great Pyramid. In this highly readable and richly illustrated account Andrew Frew, author of a number of popular books related to the mysteries, offers an authoritative and up-to-date rereading of the mysteries of the Great Pyramid and Stonehenge.
It also doubles as a reference work to those seeking a spiritual meaning behind Ancient Egyptian literature. For over forty centuries Stonehenge has tantalised and baffled archaeologists, New Age, Druids and Pagans, and the layman alike. What motivated Neolithic man at the dawn of civilisation to construct such a daunting monument was it just as a burial ground to honour past ancestors. In this highly readable and richly illustrated account, Andrew Frew, author of a number of popular books related to the mysteries, offers an authoritative and up-to-date rereading of the mysteries of Stonehenge and its landscape with its sister monument the Great Pyramid.
It also doubles as a reference work to those seeking a spiritual meaning behind Ancient Egyptian literature. For over forty centuries Stonehenge has tantalised and baffled archaeologists, New Age, Druids and Pagans, and the layman alike. What motivated Neolithic man at the dawn of civilisation to construct such a daunting monument was it just as a burial ground to honour past ancestors. In this highly readable and richly illustrated account, Andrew Frew, author of a number of popular books related to the mysteries, offers an authoritative and up-to-date rereading of the mysteries of Stonehenge and its landscape with its sister monument the Great Pyramid.
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