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Books By Robin Heath.
All orders and enquiries about these books can be made by
emailing Robin
here

NEW
PUBLICATION

Announcing the
publication of
Bluestone Magic –
A Guide to the Prehistoric Monuments of West Wales.
UK Price £9.90 (plus £2 P&P UK)
ISBN
978-0-9526151-0-1.
Size 148 by 210 mm (6’’by 8.25”), soft covers, 184 page, full
colour & fully illustrated (over 100 colour photographs and
graphics).
Published by Bluestone Press, Cardigan, Wales. Email:
bluestonepress@skyhenge.demon.co.uk
Have you ever felt, while visiting a megalithic monument, that
there may be something more going on beyond the sparse model of
human culture in prehistory presented by archaeologists and
historians? If so, then this book may be exactly what you have
been looking for - because it offers an explanation as to why
those monuments are out there on the landscape, and why they
were placed at a particular location. And more!
Whether the local bluestones were taken to Stonehenge or moved
by glacial action, they were certainly important in prehistoric
times, being employed in various stages of the construction of
Stonehenge. The history of this mystery, ancient and modern,
from Merlin and Geoffrey of Monmouth to the ‘healing stones’
theory of Timothy Darvill and Geoffrey Wainwright, is covered in
detail.
This book provides a much needed and important guide to anyone
visiting the major and a few minor megalithic sites in the
Preseli region of West Wales, but it takes in a much wider
compass than this. Packed with new original research, apart from
telling you how to get to the major sites, and about the
geometry of monuments, it will inform you on how sites relate to
others, often over long distances, and how they are related to
their landscapes and skyscapes, for many of these sites do
astonishingly interesting things with the sun and moon during
important times in the calendar.
Robin Heath is a respected lecturer, tour guide and researcher.
The author of over nine books on this subject matter, he has
lived and worked among the megaliths here for twenty-five years.
Bluestone Magic changes the whole way we must think about
our ancestral capabilities.
And there’s some quite strange stuff to consider – a great
secret from the Stone Age. Robin shows unequivocally that our
forebears were accurate surveyors, geometers and astronomers. In
2009 he discovered an artefact - an astonishingly accurate
geometric shape - embedded into the landscape, a shape which was
conceived and built during the Neolithic period and yet appears
to have powerfully influenced the development of early
Christianity within the Celtic Church in Wales, and is now found
to be linked to the rise of an alternative spiritual and
ecological movement here.
In a recent interview, the author referred to this as “Active
Sacred Geometry – shapes on the landscape that behave as verbs
and not nouns”, and in Bluestone Magic his case is backed
up with solid evidence and objective analysis.
The big secret is out! In this remarkably practical and often
witty guide book, Heath truly goes into full colour, and both
reveals and revels in the beautiful landscape and the monuments
that populate it, together with the secret that has waited 5000
years to be uncovered. Whether you are a new visitor to the
landscape of West Wales, interested in ‘earth mysteries’ or a
seasoned megalithomaniac, Bluestone Magic is the
book that changes the rules, exposing the current academic
disinterest in prehistoric astronomy, geometry and alignments.
Available June 24th 2010. For further details and
ordering email
bluestonepress@skyhenge.demon.co.uk
Media contact: edwards.d@hotmail.com

2009
The Secret Land
The Origins of Arthurian Legend and The
Grail Quest
Paul Broadhurst with Robin Heath
Mythos Press
ISBN 978-0-9513236-5-6
£17.50 Paperback £25 Hardback. P&P £2.95
Robin Heath writes
My role
in this book began quite simply. I began using surveying
techniques to quantify Paul’s researches and this type of
evidence became astonishingly revealing. Techniques I had
previously employed to investigate Neolithic and Bronze Age
sites proved immediately adaptable to suit Paul’s project here
and in The Secret Land I give an analysis of the sites,
the evidence from surveys, and the implications that
follow...............
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