Strange Remains features articles on forensic anthropology cases, morbid history, gruesome burial traditions, skeletal collections, macabre art and human remains in the news.
Twentythirstcenturynet.wordpress.com is forum for poetry, prose and pictures.
The aim is always to offer an insight into the material reality of human lives, that, for the most part, are lived without them ever realising that the nature of life, and death, for that matter, is immaterial.
Richard Firth Green is Humanities Distinguished Professor Emeritus of English, The Ohio State University. He is author of several books, including A Crisis of Truth: Literature and Law in Ricardian England, also available from the University of Pennsylvania Press.
Richard Cassaro is an author, researcher, and filmmaker from New York City. He came to international recognition in 2011 with his bestselling book, Written in Stone: Decoding the Secret Masonic Religion Hidden in Gothic Cathedrals and World Architecture. His 2016 book The Missing Link: Powerful Evidence of an Advanced Golden Age Culture in Prehistoric Antiquity, provides further evidence for his discoveries.
This guidebook series provides unique information about powerful places and sacred sites, many of which are not on the typical tourist routes. The books provide background information, extensive descriptions, how to get there, and detailed advice about what to do when you arrive so that you can experience a site more fully. The guides include numerous maps, graphics, and photos that bring the locations to life. They are available in print and eBook formats.
A pilgrim at heart, Elyn Aviva is happiest when she is doing research on and writing about sacred sites and spiritual quest. Elyn earned a Ph.D in cultural anthropology at Princeton University (1985) where her dissertation topic was the modern-day pilgrimage on the 500-mile-long Camino de Santiago in Spain. It was the first anthropological dissertation on the Camino, and Following the Milky Way, her travel narrative based on her experiences and her research, was the first contemporary American account of the pilgrimage...
After graduating from the Eastman School of Music, Jim Willis became a high school band and orchestra teacher during the week, a symphony trombonist on the weekends, a jazz musician at night and a choral conductor on Sunday mornings. The author of nine books on religion and spirituality, he has been an ordained minister for over forty years while working part-time as a woodworker and handyman, the host of his own drive-time radio show, an arts council director and adjunct college professor in the fields of World Religions and Instrumental Music. His teaching career produced both the compr
Researcher of strange things found in walls and under floors since 1999... The largest database of objects there is.
Willem Witteveen (1957) studied nautical sciences and engineering, then spent 15 years as a navigational officer on merchant vessels, followed by 25 years as a maritime pilot in the Port of Rotterdam. His background in navigational sciences, together with his worldwide travels to many different countries, inspired a lifelong interest in ancient civilizations, ancient documents, and ancient writers.
The 2017 MEGALITHOMANIA CONFERENCE is taking place in the Town Hall in Glastonbury on 20th-21st May, with three days of tours (on the Friday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday). ACT QUICKLY AS ONLINE BOOKING CLOSES AT MIDNIGHT TONIGHT, but tickets will be available on the door on Saturday from 9.30am! See the full line-up and get tickets here
A Portuguese-American who emigrated from the Azores to the Boston area in 1973, Mr. Rosa received the Boston Globe’s Art Merit Award in 1976, the Lockheed Martin Lightning Award in 2002, and the American Institute of Polish Culture’s Special Recognition Award in 2015.
Ashley Cowie is a Scottish historian, author and documentary filmmaker presenting original perspectives on historical problems, in accessible and exciting ways. His books, articles and television shows explore lost cultures and kingdoms, ancient crafts and artefacts, symbols and architecture, myths and legends telling thought-provoking stories which together offer insights into our shared social history - The People's History.
Some readers may be familiar with the correlation between the pyramids of Egypt's Giza Plateau and the stars of Orion. Beginning in 1100 A.D. on the Arizona desert, the Hopi constructed a similar pattern of villages that mirrors all the major stars in the constellation.
A blog created by Ancient Origns author Chris Morgan who occasionally blogs about the works and discoveries he comes across. Chris Morgan is a respected independent scholar, former Wellcome student, and holder of an advanced degree in Oriental Studies from University of Oxford.
Tom G. Hamilton - songwriter, producer, guitarist. Lives in historic Templar city Castelo Branco in the heart of Portugal's Beira Baixa. Celtic-roots, blues-oriented, rock influenced composer. From his first work with ex-Shadows members Chris Hall and Alan Jones called Rainbow's End to his more recent songs featured in SIC television's 'Vinganca' and 'Rebelde Way' Tom shows his ability to produce in different styles.
Ken Jeremiah has written extensively about history, religion, and critical thinking. His books and articles are available worldwide.
Ted Loukes is an independent researcher in the field of ancient civilisations. Born in the sixties, he has been on a voyage of discovery for over forty years, questioning man's origins by digging through ancient texts, inscriptions, myths and legends.
Author Graham Phillips has been described as an historical detective, a modern-day adventurer, and a real-life Indiana Jones. Whether you agree with his conclusions or not, Graham’s findings are always original and thought provoking, and his books make an exciting read.
Carl Johan Calleman, Ph.D. has dedicated his life to identifying the underlying evolutionary processes that govern human history and our individual lives.
Andrea Mikana-Pinkham & Mark Amaru Pinkham founded a sacred travel company in August 1993, and have operated and led spiritual pilgrimages yearly since that time to the world's sacred sites.
Researcher Dave Miller explores the stone panels of Clover Hollow. Did an ancient civilization once inhabit the Appalachian Mountains?
The personal website of author Carl Johan Calleman, Ph.D., who explores how the global mind drives the evolution of both consciousness and civilization.
Urban Fantasist is curated by Charles Christian to bring you a mix of new, free-to-read, sci-fi and fantasy poetry and flash fiction in the Grievous Angel webzine + our blog the Gonzo Newswire to inform and entertain you with news and comment on writing, folklore, pop culture, media, tech, geek stuff, and the just plain weird + our new Electric Haiga section + all Charles Christian's latest fiction and nonfiction books and reviews
Earth mysteries and alternative history by best-selling author Freddy Silva.
