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Welcome to megalithomania

Thank you to all of those who attended Megalithomania this year. We hope the talks inspired, educated and stimulated the ancient part of your being. The quality of the talks went beyond our expectations and left us stunned by what we did not know. We are already planning next years event and have now confirmed a tour to Egypt with Robert Bauval in October and are planning a South African conference and tour in March with Michael Tellinger. The dates of the next Glastonbury conference will be 14th and 15th May 2011, with speakers including John Major Jenkins, Carmen Boulter, Christopher Knight, Alan Butler and Lucy Wyatt. Check out the unfolding line up here.

For the time being, if you missed any talks or did not make it to the conference, please check out the DVD's that were filmed and live edited by Nautilus AV here. Plus Michael Tellinger delivered a superb lecture on the following Tuesday evening that is also available as a 2 hour DVD here. You can also join us at the Sunrise Celebration between 3rd - 6th June in Somerset and at the OOTO festival, near Brighton in September. If you have any queries or suggestions to improve the conference please email us here and we look forward to seeing you wandering in the Megaliths or at the festivals this Summer!

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"So was Megaltihomania 2009 worth the trip? Too right it was! Once again Hugh and his crew gave us a weekend of: education, re-evaluation and entertainment"... more reviews

HAMISH MILLER - 1927 - 2010

Megalithomania 2010 is dedicated to the memory of Hamish Miller, May 5, 1927 (Beltane) - January 25, 2010 (Imbolc). Hamish spoke at the 2008 conference about his cutting-edge research on 'The Stone People of New Zealand' and has attended other years just to see the talks - a true Megalithomaniac he was. After a near-death experience, Hamish learned to dowse and eventually tracked the St. Michael axis with Paul Broadhurst to discover the enigmatic Michael and Mary energy lines. This research produced the book, 'The Sun and the Serpent' , an earth mysteries classic that opened up the British past in an original and revolutionary way. He then spent ten years following the Apollo and Athena lines through Europe with Paul.

Since then he has authored several books, coauthored with Barry Brailsford about earth energies in New Zealand and set up the Parallel Community with his wife Ba, a community based on sharing and helping others, that is going from strength to strength. Hamish was a great inspiration to many Megalithomaniacs and his books will become a legacy. Thank you for your great work Hamish and buy John Michell a whisky up there from us at Megalithomania!






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Click here to check out other 10min clips from the 2010 DVDs

Find the full article on The Seven Mysterious Pyramids Of Mauritius by Gigal here

For Hugh Newman's latest Red Ice radio interview click here

For Walter Crutteden's latest Red Ice radio interview click here

Find the full article on The oldest man-made structures on earth by Michael Tellinger here

Find the full article on Underworld of the Pharaohs by Andrew Collins here

Find the full article on History and Celestial time by Walter Cruttenden here



Easter Aquorthies

This is a lovely recumbent stone circle, situated on the false crest of a hill just outside Inverurie in Aberdeenshire.

Hill of Tara

Earthworks and Passage Grave in Co. Meath. Before the commercialisation of Newgrange to a kind of Neolithic Mall, this was the most celebrated of Irish sites, yet rather disappointing now.The earthworks are of Iron Age date but are not the remains of banqueting halls etc. that Romantic songs might lead us to expect.

Rampur cemetery

Barrow Cemetery in India

Puy Durand menhir

Puy Durand Menhir, just to the north of Avrillé in Vendée

Swinton Druid's Temple

Modern Stone Circle in Yorkshire (North). New Swinton Hall is a mile or so to the west of Masham, near Ilton. It was built by the owner himself, William Danby (1752 - 1833). His next project was the labour intensive work of creating another Stonehenge, with a shilling a day paid to the workers.

Ness of Brodgar

Ancient Settlement in Orkney. A large Neolithic complex on the Brodgar peninsula lies on the low ridge between the Stones of Stenness and the Ring of Brodgar. An initial geophysical survey, as part of the WHA Geophysics Programme, revealed numerous anomalies ‘indicative of settlement’ covering 2.5 hectares.