I am co-writing an illustrated book about Avebury with photographer Pete Glastonbury, for publication in 2011. It's a very big book, with over 250 pages and thousands of photographs and plans. Every aspect of Avebury and its landscape is included, as well as some 70 other prehistoric sites in the Avebury area. The books contains lots of new discoveries and features some sites long thought to have been lost.

Pete Glastonbury and myself have been researching the Avebury area for many years; we also conduct unique tours of the Avebury Henge and other monuments of the area. See our website:

TOURS OF AVEBURY

 
 

My article about the use of flint knives as 'bull roarers' for producing sound appeared in the May/June 2010 issue (no. 112) of British Archaeology magazine. Read it here:

BA Bull Roarers page 1

BA Bull Roarers page 2

BA Bull Roarers page 3

Original 2009 web article

 
 

Fortean Times issue 261 (2010) featured my article about the newly-discovered 'sun roll' effect on Silbury Hill. Read it here:

FT Sun Roll page 1

FT Sun Roll page 2

Pete Glastonbury's animated sun roll can be seen HERE

A more detailed account of the Silbury sun roll will be published in the November 2010 issue of the peer-reviewed journal
Time & Mind

 


For several years I have been involved in Archaeoacoustics - the study of the uses of sound in prehistory. Three of my projects are featured below:

 

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