HomeLey Lines of the British Isles
by Barry Shore
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CONTENTS
Part 1 - A Geodesic grid formed over the map of England and Wales by a series of Alignments of High Peaks and Prehistoric Standing Stones.
Part 2 - The Alignment of Romano British Fortresses, Settlements and Markstones on to River Crossings in the Midlands, particularly on to the Trent and Avon.
Part 3 - An Appraisal of the Layout of the Fosse Defensive System to control the Britanni in the West, with associated Alignments. Arguments for the true alignment of the Fosseway through Narborough Leicester, and for the revised location of Tripontium and Venonis. The delineation of the prehistoric lake at Croft and the effect that the existence of this lake has on Croft Hill, Leicestershire as the site for the British 'Omphalos'. Alignments through Ratby Burroughs, Leics, confirming the importance of this Military Establishment, and the reference to Ratae.
Part 4 - An alignment of Fortresses and Military Establishments from the South Coast to Hadrian's Wall.
Part 5 - Miscellaneous associated Alignments.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I wish to thank
Mike J. Parker for his valuable contribution on The Lower Fosseway and for allowing me to bounce ideas off him.
Steve Mitchell for his contribution on the Raw Dykes Canal.
Kate Jacklin for the Production and for the Graphics.
Hannah Jacklin for sorting out sections in various P.C. programmes.
Chris Spittles for the Web Site.
And my wife Barbara for her toleration over many years.