Proto Stonehenge in Wales

In the Preseli mountains of coastal West Wales, volcanic outcrops have been long identified as the source of many of the bluestone megaliths at Stonehenge. Now, following the recent discovery of a previously unknown megalithic complex, a second connection is made between Wales and Stonehenge, showing that Stonehenge was the end result of a long project undertaken over many centuries with the goal of developing a Neolithic technology capable of measuring and recording time and space. It is a work of creative genius and the technology can be shown to have been developed in Wales. Breathtakingly accurate, it has become completely lost until now, absent from our history books. Once understood, it lifts the capabilities of Neolithic culture to a new level, revealing a practical megalithic science with which to integrate the cycles and rhythms of the sky with those experienced on earth. The book tells the story of this discovery and introduces a new and remarkable effective analytical tool with which to evaluate prehistoric sites.