How to Read Stonehenge: An After-Sunrise and Before-Sunset Guided Tour for the Discerning Visitor

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‘HOW TO READ STONEHENGE’ provides a clearly written visual guide that showcases how the sky-watching architects of Stonehenge cleverly combined pairs of stone formations to provide stunning, multiple-slit viewing perspectives that indicate the solar migration movements - and not just the June summer solstice sunrise and December winter solstice sunset, to which the axis was aligned. Using detailed illustrations, author Colin Parker invites the reader inside the monument - granting access on paper, given visitors no longer have access to the area around the stones in actuality - and demonstrates how these solar migration movements, chartered by the monuments stones, divide not only the Neolithic but also today’s vitally important agricultural year. After reading How to Read Stonehenge, you’ll never look at the monument in the same way again. The multiple slit used for the June summer solstice sunset is shown on the front cover.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Colin Parker has spent the last 30 years as an independent researcher of many disciplines. These include: archaeology, architecture, astronomy, Egyptology, quantum physics, religion, freemasonry, civil and mechanical engineering.