Ancient World
Early British trackways, moats, mounds, camps, and sites
Alfred Watkins · narrated by Moss
2026
1h 38m
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Alfred Watkins argues that Britain is laced with ancient straight tracks linking mounds, moats, camps and standing stones. This is the founding text of the ley line idea, mapping prehistoric England across its old sites. A cornerstone of alternative archaeology that still fires debate among walkers and antiquarians.
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3 chapters
- 1TABLE OF ILLUSTRATIONS.9m
- 2INTRODUCTION.10m
- 3PROOF.1h 18m
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