The Discovery of Middle Earth: Mapping the Lost World of the Celts | 
so-soThe author's theory is that the Druids were ancient geocachers who used meridiens, and solstice and equinox lines to construct a mental grid mapping Gaul, Iberia, and Britain, which was then used to site oppida, tribal boundaries and battlefields.
He may be on to something, but I suspect that if you look at enough scattered points and lines on a map you can find a pattern.
the world of the Celts: their gods, their art, their sophisticated knowledge of science, the authors travels reveal a lost map of an empire constructed with precision and beauty across vast tracts of Europe. The Ancient Paths bring to life centuries of our distant history and reinterprets pre-Roman Europe. “ #nonfiction reads✨🌳
Very cool so far! ☺️ #nonfiction #history
I‘m only on page 37 because I literally need a break after every other paragraph from having my mind blown. 🤯
#HistoryIsRomanPropaganda?
“Since the Middle Ages, scientific wisdom has accumulated like interest in a savings account, but in the days of the ancient Celts, whole tribes and empires vanished within a few decades of were reduced to relict populations with no means of reproduction.”
Sounds about right. 😂
#bibliomancy @TheReadingMermaid #divination #lovelife
