Megalith Masonry Myth & Measure v2 Measurements of the Gods by Harry Sivertsen & Stephen Redman = upd edn (2012).pdf

Megalith, Masonry, Myth and Measure. Volume II: - Measurements of the Gods

First published 2009 in Great Britain by Completely Novel Ltd

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Megalith, Masonry, Myth and Measure. Volume II: - Measurements of the Gods

MEASUREMENTS OF THE GODS

Updated edition 2012

HARRY SIVERTSEN and STEPHEN REDMAN

Megalith, Masonry, Myth and Measure. Volume II: - Measurements of the Gods

For Gillie

Companion and support every step of the way.

Thanks to Steve’s sister Ann for comments on early drafts of both works.

Thanks also for encouragement and constructive comments

to:-

Derek Skhane, Paul Martyn-Smith, Christopher John, Rick Keown

Richard Dullum, Garry Osbourne and others associated with the ‘flow gang’.

For the position of website Author of the Month for May 2010 we are very grateful to

Graham Hancock

Megalith, Masonry, Myth and Measure. Volume II: - Measurements of the Gods

Megalith, Masonry, Myth and Measure.

Volume II.

Measurements of the Gods

Preface

In every disputation, we must look more to the weight of reason than to the weight of

authorities .

Cicero

It is a thousand times better to have common sense without education than to have education

without common sense.

Robert Green Ingersoll

This book is Volume II of a two part investigation by Harry Sivertsen who has been

ably assisted by his wife Gill, a constant and utterly reliable support since the investigation

began and who has contributed much more than she realises. Invaluable assistance in the

writing and presentation of Megalith, Masonry, Myth and Measure has been provided by Steve

Redman who added some essential historical background and technical info regarding

astronomy.

Measurements of the Gods with its 19 chapters and over 200 illustrations could have been

shortened a little as some material from Volume I, Deluge has been included for clarification

purposes but then, we could say the same for Deluge , it has some borrowings from this book. If

either work were to be shortened and were read without at least some explanatory inclusions

from its companion book much would not be understood. While Deluge primarily deals with

the myth of the flood story, Measurements of the Gods reveals the units of measure that applied

to that and other Biblical myths…their uses in more recent times and their history. However, as

with the flood studies we move far beyond Biblical regions and times to ancient India…and

even beyond India…Here we reveal the ultimate source of Greek and indeed our own

metrological knowledge…

While measurement may sound a rather mundane subject for an historical study, this is

not the case…at least not in as far as this work is concerned because here we reveal much that

has never been seen before in any work prior to this study. In a similar vein to Deluge we

reveal commonalities that most would not have thought existed. We show connections

between Biblical myth and standing stones in Britain, links that extend to Egypt and mediaeval

cathedrals…only revealed via the use of the same astronomy and / or units of measure and

frequently the same counts of those measures. The unit counts, in fact, often tell a story, a tale

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