Look It Up: The Earth (Look It Up)

Williamson, Tom

Egmont Childrens Books

The authors have explored the theory of leylines with the belief that lines and patterns formed by joining up ancient sites prove the existance of a megalithic science based on a mysterious force. with dw 1983 bookplate

Ley lines in question

World's Work

Property and Landscape: A Social History of Land Ownership and the English Countryside

History

Bellamy, Liz

Americas

UNKNO

Book by Williamson, Tom, Reijntjes, Marc, Stevens, Rudy

Hedges and Walls (Living Landscapes)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Gardening & Landscape Design

Natl Trust

Can a dowser, using nothing more elaborate that a forked twig or pair of bent coat-hangers, really locate minerals, water or precious metals underground? Recent scientific research has undermined this long-held assessment. Morever, as the author of this book argues, the results of dowsing research intermesh with other findings to reveal a whole world of latent human potential. Good dowsers - whose remarkable achievements over the centuries the author describes - seem to be adept at exploiting these resources. But we can all learn how to detect what lies hidden beneath the Earth, or, if need be, protect ourselves from what dowsers have traditionally described as "harmful Earth rays". In the final part of this book, the author casts his net wider, assessing the claims of "earth energy" and crop circle dowsers in the light of ancient beliefs and modern scientific investigations.

Dowsing: New Light on an Ancient Art

Religion & Spirituality

New Age & Spirituality

Robert Hale, Ltd.

Can a dowser, using nothing more elaborate than a forked twig or pair of bent wire coat-hangers, really locate minerals, water or archaeological remains beneath the ground? Generations of scientists have remained sceptical, stigmatizing dowsers as charlatans or, at best, naive victims of self-deception. Recent scientific research has undermined this long-held assessment. Moreover, as geologist Tom Williamson shows, the results of dowsing research intermesh with other findings to reveal a whole world of latent human potential. Good dowsers - whose remarkable achievements over the centuries the author describes - seem to be adept at exploiting these resources. But we can all learn how to detect what lies hidden beneath the earth, or if need be, protect ourselves from what dowsers have traditionally described as 'harmful Earth rays'. In the final part of the book, the author casts his net wider, assessing the claims of 'Earth energy' and crop circle dowsers in the light of ancient beliefs and modern scientific investigations. The conclusions are unexpected and provocative. Dowsing: New Light on an Ancient Art presents a rational solution to the 500-year-old riddle of dowsing, that challenges the assumptions of dowsers and scientists alike.

The Origins of Norfolk (Origins of the Shire)

Drawing upon research of amateur and professional historians and archaeologists, this work presents the history of the origins of Norfolk. This volume belongs to the "Origins of the Shire" series.

World

Manchester Univ Pr

This book examines the history of Hertfordshire from late prehistoric times to the 13th century. It looks at the origins of the county and the early evolution of its landscape, and emphasizes the surprising extent of continuity in structures of territorial organization from the Roman period to the time of the Norman Conquest. Both archaeological and documentary sources are employed to throw new light on the history of this neglected county.

The Origins of Hertfordshire (Origins of the Shire)

Europe

Manchester University Press

The Norfolk Broads: A Landscape History

This lavishly illustrated book tells the story of the evolution of the Norfolk Broads and its landscape. Much has been written in the past about the wildlife and ecology of this fascinating region. This is the first book to deal specifically with the contribution of humans to the landscape. It describes how the diverse environments of Broadland were first shaped in the middle ages, and how they were constantly modified in succeeding centuries by changing forms of economy, and by changing patterns of social and tenurial organisation. It describes the profound impact of this 'rural' landscape of industry and commerce, and charts the recent impact of tourism and agribusiness on the environment.

Arts & Photography

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