Republications

This website will publish scanned versions of books and articles. These will mostly be of earth mysteries and antiquarian interest, at least to start with. All items in the list are out of copyright, unless marked otherwise.

More about the republications

Book titles in italic, article titles in quotes:

Geomancy, Leys and Landscape Geometry

See also Ley statistics and Links to other sites.

• British Geomantic Pioneers 1570–1932 (collection of papers, ed. Nigel Pennick 1982)
• Joseph Houghton Spencer, “Ancient trackways in England” (1889)
• T. Arthur Matthews, Two articles on lows in the High Peak (1907, 1911)
• Montagu Sharpe, The Middlesex District in Roman Times: Part II (1913)
• An Alfred Watkins miscellany (1920–1935)
• O. G. S. Crawford, “Place-names” (1921)
• W. A. Dutt, The Ancient Mark-stones of East Anglia (1926)
• Wilhelm Teudt, “Heilige Linien” (1931)
  with translation “Holy Lines” (© 2012)
• R. C. Dunt, “Local markstones, roads and trackways” (1931)
• Alfred Watkins, Archaic Tracks Round Cambridge (1932)
• F. C. Tyler, The Geometrical Arrangement of Ancient Sites (1939)
• Arthur Lawton, “Mysteries of Ancient Man” (1939)
• Journal of Geomancy and Ancient Mysteries (© 1976–1981)
• Bob Forrest (ed.), The Ulro Chronicle and Bugle (© 1977)
• Nigel Pennick, “Mount Elbruz: A chapter in Nazi geomancy” (© 1980)
• Don Robins, “The Dragon Project and the talking stones” (© 1982)
• Paul Devereux & Robert Forrest, “Straight lines on an ancient landscape” (© 1982)
• Aubrey Burl & John Michell, “Living leys or laying the lies?” [debate] (© 1983)

German geomantic works

• See separate index for German geomantic woks

Ancient Astronomy

• F. Magnusen, “On the ancient Scandinavians’ division of the times of the day” (1839)
• O. S. Reuter, “Der Himmel über den Germanen” (1936)
  with translation “Skylore of the North” (© 1982)

Hill Figures

• W. C. Plenderleath, The White Horses of the West of England (1885)
• W. M. F. Petrie, The Hill Figures of England (1926)
• Nigel Pennick, Ancient Hill Figures of England (© 1976)
• Nigel Pennick, Wandlebury Mysteries (© 1979)

Mazes

• Karl Ernst von Baer, “Ueber labyrinth-förmige Steinsetzungen im Russischen Norden” (1844)
  with translation “On labyrinth-shaped stone layouts in the Russian North” (© 2012)
• Edward Trollope, “Notices of ancient and mediæval labyrinths” (1858)
• Maze snippets (various dates)
• European Troytowns (4 papers on mazes, with emphasis on Germany):
• Haye Hamkens, „Trojaburgen” / “Troytowns” (1934)
• Siegfried Sieber, „Eine Trojaburg in Pommern” / “A Troytown in Pomerania” (1936)
• Friedrich Mössinger, „Baumtanz und Trojaburg” / “Treedance and Troytown” (1940)
• Nigel Pennick, European Troytowns (©1981)

Maze mathematics

• See separate index for maze mathematics

Subterranea

• Joseph Beldam, The Origin and Use of the Royston Cave (1858/1904)
• E. Gebauer, „Felsenbilder am Bürgstein in Böhmen” (1935)
  (article on a Czech analog of the Royston Cave, with English translation)

Lincolnshire (especially Grimsby & Cleethorpes)

• Anon., The Lay of Havelok the Dane (c. 1300, ed. W. W. Skeat 1902)
• C. P. T., “A Lincolnshire Dialogue” (1865)
• Some old Meggies: Cleethorpes Directory for 1880, etc.
• M. C. Balfour, “Legends of the Lincolnshire Cars” (1891)
• C. Ernest Watson, A History of Clee and the Thorpes of Clee (1901)
• Jabez Good, A Glossary of Words, &c., Current in East Lincolnshire (3rd edition, 1906)
• William Matthews, “The Lincolnshire dialect in the eighteenth century” (1935)

Other Antiquarian

• James Garden, “On the circular monuments in Scotland” (1692) [stone circles]
• A. L. Lewis, Selected papers on stone circles etc. (1879–1906):
• C. W. Dymond, “The Hurlers” (1879) [stone circles]
• A. J. Hubbard & G. Hubbard, Neolithic Dew-ponds and Cattle-ways (1907)
• Arthur Gray, Two papers read to the Cambridge Antiquarian Society (1911):
• Alfred Pope, “Some dew-ponds in Dorset” (1912)
• J. B. P. Karslake, “On Coldharbours” (1922) with material by other writers
• Boyle Somerville, “Instances of orientation in prehistoric monuments of the British Isles” (1923)
• T. F. G. Dexter, The Sacred Stone (1932)
• T. F. G. Dexter, The Pagan Origin of Fairs (1932)
• Ludovic Mann, Two booklets on the “Druid Temple” near Glasgow (1937/1939)
• Ludovic Mann, Earliest Glasgow: A temple of the moon (1938)
• Ludovic Mann, A Forgotten Researcher (1977) (articles by Mann, ed. Michael Behrend)
• Jim Kimmis, Essex Church Dedications (1981)
• Nigel Pennick, Daddy Witch and Old Mother Redcap (© 1985)

Miscellaneous

• Préfaces, les quatre Livres de Clavecin (1713–1730)
• John Tatam Stanesby, “Railways” (1841)
• Easter algorithms from Nature (1876)
• Reminiscences of Bateman Brown, J.P. (1905) [Huntingdon / St Ives interest]
• Hilaire Belloc & Cecil Chesterton, The Party System (1911)
• Anon., “The true history of the Tichborne case” (1929)
• Various authors, Fortean Times Great Pyramid Speculation Folio (1976–7)
• W. Consitt Boulter, “The Book of Remarks of William Storr, of Scalm Park, 1678–1731” (1882)