The Stone Angle
The Stone Angle is an extraordinary account of Jack Wun's pioneering work on the megalithic culture that, some five millenia ago, left thousands of enigmatic structures and artefacts scattered across much of Western Europe and beyond. In this beautifully illustrated, visionary work, Jack Wun asserts that we were visited by an extra terrestrial civilisation that not only taught us the arts of culture but constructed a vast technological network across the planet that drew power from the natural energy of the earth.
He reaches these revolutionary conclusions from a careful and detailed study of pre-historic carvings, the megalithic monuments themselves and their location in the landscape.
Jack Wun outlines the similarities that exist between the designs of ancient megalithic monuments and the sacred geometry underlying many of the crop circles that have appeared in modern times, suggesting that both originate from the same extra-terrestrial source. Uniting all these apparently disparate strands is the ‘stone angle’ of 135º, the tell tale marker that suggests a grand unifying theory and provides a clue as to how this technology may have worked.
The book is richly illustrated throughout and Roundhill Press is very pleased to be able to offer you this unique book at such an affordable price.
NB The Stone Angle is not published by Roundhill Press.
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