Spirits in Stone by Kreisberg, Glenn -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Image Title Page Dedication Epigraph Acknowledgments Table of Contents Foreword Preface Introduction SECTION I. Exploring Ceremonial Stone Landscapes and Cultural Features: Their Practical Purpose and Spiritual Connection

CALIFORNIA’S ANCIENT MARITIME HERITAGE

HISTORY AND DESCRIPTION OF THE SITE COMPARATIVE AND DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS NATIVE STONE CONSTRUCTION SERPENT MOUND AND CAMBODIAN TEMPLE CONNECTION DRACO AND MYTHOLOGY THUBAN, THE ONCE AND FUTURE POLE STAR INITIAL CONCLUSIONS AND FURTHER INQUIRY

Chapter 5. Cairns and Ceremonial Stone Sites in the Catskills

CAIRN SITES AND CAIRN COMPLEXES

Chapter 6. Turtles, Eyes, and Compass Stones

THE “EYES” HAVE IT COMPASS STONES OF THE CATSKILLS AND SHAWANGUNK MOUNTAINS THE ONTEORA LAKE COMPASS STONE THE NORTH SHAWANGUNK DOLMEN PEEKAMOOSE STONE/RECONNOITER ROCK THE PETERSKILL COMPASS STONE LAKE MINNEWASKA COMPASS STONE

Chapter 7. Frost Valley Inscriptions: More Ancient Mysteries in the Mountains

HUNTER MOUNTAIN—A SACRED SITE ABOUT THE RESEARCHERS

Chapter 8. Alignments in the Northeast: Native, Natural, or Nonsense?

SECTION II. Spirits in Stone, Science in Stone

INTRODUCTION SACRED LANDSCAPE, CEREMONIAL STONE LANDSCAPES, AND HABITATIONSCAPES MY SACRED LANDSCAPE RESEARCH DATA AND OBSERVATIONS

PART I PART II SELECTED GLOSSARY ADDITIONAL MEREAUX TRANSLATIONS

UNDERSTANDING FORMANTS SOUND FOR DIFFERENT PURPOSES ADDITIONAL SOURCES

SECTION III. Spirits on the Land. Landscape Archaeology and Archaeoastronomy

ABSTRACT THE DEVIL’S DANCE CHAMBER LANDSCAPE ASTRONOMY LANDSCAPES AND SKYSCAPES CONCLUSION FURTHER RESEARCH

NOTES FROM THE SACRED SITE POLICY DRAFT REPORT

Chapter 19. Concluding by Looking Forward

LESSON IN STONES FURTHER COMMENTS ON THE ROCK STRUCTURES

Footnotes References About the Author About Inner Traditions • Bear & Company Books of Related Interest Copyright & Permissions Index