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First published 2008 AD
This edition © Wooden Books Ltd 2010 AD
Published by Wooden Books Ltd.
8A Market Place, Glastonbury, Somerset
British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data
Newman, H.
Earth Grids
A CIP catalogue record for this book is
available from the British Library
ISBN 978 1904263 64 7
All rights reserved.
For permission to reproduce any part
of this gridrocked little tome
please contact the publishers.
Printed and bound in Shanghai, China
by Shanghai iPrinting Co., Ltd. a
100% recycled papers.
WrlbeN
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nSgenumne netiy:
EARTH GRIDS
THE SECRET PATTERNS
OF GAIA'S SACRED SITES
I would like to especially thank my mother Meg Ketch, as well as Shaun Kirwan, Geoff Stray
Bethe Hagens, Rand Flem-Ath, Robin Heath, Roy Snelling and my editor John Martineau.
Thanks to the followinfgo r their illustrations: Bethe Hagens and William Becker for numerous
images, Allan Holloway (p.25,41,55), Emmanuel Martin (p. 9, 44), Shaun Kirwan (p.7),
Janet Lloyd Davies (p. 29). Thanks for image use to: Paul Devereux, John Michell, Ian
Thompson, John Burke, David H. Childress, Rand Flem-Ath, David Zink, Bruce Cathie,
Nicholas Mann, Richard Dannelly and Robert Coon. Images created from John Martineau’s
World Grid program and ‘Google Earth’ with Bethe Hagens’ ‘UVG grid’ application.
Further reading: “The Atlantis Blueprint” by Rand Flem-Ath & Colin Wilson, “Anti-Gravity & the
World Grid” Ed. David Hatcher Childress, “The World Atlas of Mysteries” by Francis Hitchin, “The
Energy Grid” by Bruce Cathie, and “the Measure ofA lbion”b yJ ohn Michell and Robin Heath.
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Above: Mecca at the Golden Section oft he French World Map. Golden latitudes occur at 21.25°
North and South of the Equator. Mecca’ latitude is 21.42° N, a mere 11.5 miles north of the Golden i
latitude, Golden longitudes occur 42.498.E and W of the moveable 0° meridian. Using the old 0° ¢
meridian through Paris the Golden meridian passes a mere 19 miles east of Mecca (after Martineau). t
CONTENTS
Introduction
The Earth
The Geomagnetic Field
Leys and Dragon Lines
Grid Beginnings
Dymaxion Maps
The Platonic Solids
Vile Vortices
Russian Discoveries
Bruce Cathie and UFOs
Putting it all Together
Interesting Points
Hartmann and Curry Grids
Landscape Geometries
Great Circles on Earth
The Prime Meridian
Locating the Centre
Measuring the Earth
Ancient Maps
Longitude Harmonics
Latitudinal Harmonics
Global Positioning
Golden Section Sites
The Shifting Grid
Earth Music
Geometry on Other Planets
Natural Grids
The Far Side of the Grid
Appendix I: Gazetteer of UVG Grid Points
Appendix II: Coordinates of Ancient Sites
INTRODUCTION
The idea that there is, or even might be, an Earth grid seems far
fetched to many people. But people have always wanted to know
where they are on the planet, and the ancient system of longitude
and latitude is one such grid, and we all still use it today.
The use of geometry is particularly widespread in the buildings
of the ancient world, and modern grid researchers speculate as to
whether the ancients, when siting their great temples, were aware
not only of the local archaeoastronomy, but also of the relationship
of their location to other important sites.
Nowadays we have electricity grids, water networks, phone systems
and the Internet, which criss-cross and suround us all. In the ancient
world, the Chinese system of medicine described meridians of energy
travelling through the body with acupuncture points at its nodes, and
understood the Earth as having a similar network of energy lines.
The Earth today is seen as a living organism, and in the last thirty
or so years, various books and articles have proposed Earth energy
grids and the placement of ancient sites upon them. Indeed, the way
they are placed around the planet suggest an informed and scientific
project that was shared all around the globe in prehistory.
This book unravels the short history of grid research and takes another
look at the distribution of sacred sites around the planet, revealing
a remarkable network of surveying and megalithic engineering
that supports the ancient idea of a geometric, or ‘Earth-measured’
worldview, which can now be seen as a new model for Gaia.
THE EARTH
her structure, movement and natural energies
The Earth is 4.57 billion years old, and life appeared on it within one
billion years of its formation. Oxygenic photosynthesis began about
2.7 billion years ago, forming the atmosphere we enjoy today. The
Earth is skinned in several major layers (opposite top).
Earth’s outer surface is divided into massive tectonic plates that
migrate across the surface due to continental drift. The planet once
had just one large landmass and one great ocean. Today a mid-oceanic
ridge runs around the entire planet, renewing the thin sea floor. In the
mid-Atlantic, this ridge constantly erupts, pushing the Americas away
from Europe and Africa (below left). It’s current pattern in some anc
resembles that of a dodecahedron (below right).
The equatorial radius of the Earth is 3,963.19 miles, 13 miles greater + -
than the polar radius of 3,949.90 miles; the equatorial bulge resulting
from the Earth’s spin. Although the Earth changes over millions of
years, it has remained basically the same during human civilisation.
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