Archaeology

Geometry and Music of Stone Circles – presented by Marke Pawson

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Marke detailed his latest research on the musical principles that are evident in the geometry of stone circles, as based upon the research of Alexander Thom. In two stone circles, Borrowstone Rig and Moel-ty-Uchaf, the ‘foot’ is the principle measure used by the designers and, since the foot relates directly to the diatonic scale in … Read more

From caves to Stonehenge, ancient peoples painted with sound

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They are among a growing number of researchers probing the acoustic properties of ancient sites. Their research, presented this week in Vancouver, British Columbia at the meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, shows that ancient peoples created sophisticated sonic illusions in ceremonial spaces ranging from Mayan temples to Stonehenge. Humanity’s fascination … Read more

British Museum Ancient Egypt & Acoustics with Gary Evans

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Gary Evans has been studying ancient cultures and Earth mysteries for 20 years. From his studies of ancient cultures around the world, Gary has realized how deeply our ancestors appreciated Nature; something many of us have become disconnected from in the modern age. His keen interest in an unfamiliar chapter of pre-history, before Sumeria (3500BCE), … Read more

Lloyd Pye, Brien Foerster & Jerry Wills – 2 hours, Red Ice

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Lloyd Pye is a researcher, author and lecturer. His subject areas include Intervention Theory, Hominoids, human origins and the Starchild Skull. Brien Foerster is a professional sculptor and author known for his research on the megalithic sites of South America. He is also the assistant director of the Paracas History Museum in Paracas, south of … Read more