The Spring 2002 issue of 3rd Stone, the independent journal of archaeology,
folklore and myth is out now, featuring new articles by the best writers in
their subject areas. As a special offer, all subscriptions include a free
back issue while stocks last. (our choice of back issue).
Read on for contents or subscribe online at
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3rd Stone 42 Spring 2002 - Contents
Gog and Magog in English Tradition - Alby Stone
Beware of that Black Rider! - Paul Newman
Smoke and Mirrors: Scillonian Stone Rows - Andy Norfolk
Rethinking Rogationtide - Jeremy Harte
Imaginary Worlds of German Romanticism: Megaliths in the paintings of Caspar
David Friedrich - Cornelius Holtorf
A Brief History of the Summer Solstice at Stonehenge - Andy Worthington
Megalithic Magnetism - Philip Burton
Small Stone: The Giants of Lundy - Duncan Egdell, Art and Warfare - Drew
Mulholland, Lost and Found: Odin's Eye Again - Steve Pollington, Megalithic
TV: The Changes - Barbara O'Riley, The Megalithic Fathom - Victor Reijs
3rd Stone is edited by Neil Mortimer with the help of Jeremy Harte, George
Nash, Hilary Schrafft, George Chidren, Phil Quinn and Bob Trubshaw. In
addition to well researched feature articles and papers, each issue has
comprehensive and authorititave reviews section, abstracts, news and
columns. 3rd Stone is produced in Wiltshire and published as four thick
issues a year, professionally bound on quality A4 paper.
As well as the above writers, recent issues have included articles by Aubrey
Burl, Rodney Castleden, Cheryl Straffon, Ed Krupp, John Billingsley, John
Michell and Paul Devereux.
All the best,
Andy
[Apologies for cross-posting]
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