OT: Non-Tiki Megaliths? - Beyond Tiki

PJ purple jade Member New Orleans Joined: Feb 19, 2003 Posts: 1450	PJ purple jade Posted posted on Mon, Oct 20, 2003 10:16 AM Don't really know of a definitive site, but I've done a bit of searching around for that kind of stuff myself. Graham Hancock and Whitley Streiber (yeesh...) seem to keep up with "breaking news", steeped in B.S. or not. Are you familiar with the sunken structure off Yonaguri? Or Poverty Point here in North Louisiana? Michael and Kathleen Gear just released a novel about the area earlier this year. As far as European megaliths (mostly British), the nutjob Julian Cope, erstwhile idol of my youth, is a veritable font of information. The Modern Antiquarian is a fab book. Of course none of this tells you anything about collecting or creating...so I guess I haven't been any kind of help to you, really.

Don't really know of a definitive site, but I've done a bit of searching around for that kind of stuff myself. Graham Hancock and Whitley Streiber (yeesh...) seem to keep up with "breaking news", steeped in B.S. or not. Are you familiar with the sunken structure off Yonaguri? Or Poverty Point here in North Louisiana? Michael and Kathleen Gear just released a novel about the area earlier this year. As far as European megaliths (mostly British), the nutjob Julian Cope, erstwhile idol of my youth, is a veritable font of information. The Modern Antiquarian is a fab book.
Of course none of this tells you anything about collecting or creating...so I guess I haven't been any kind of help to you, really.

Post #55917 by purple jade on Mon, Oct 20, 2003 10:16 AM