a great series on a subject more pertinent than ever in this debased, materialist landscape we now call "home." there's a lot to be learned from the ancients, west and east. thanks julian cope!

I've been to Avebury, Stonehenge and Callanish. Need to tick off the rest before I go upwards at 45 degrees.

Tis a very Popol Vuh soundtrack. Amazing doc.

Fabulous, just great!

thanks! that's the info i was after. thanks also to saxondalerocks for uploading the modern antiquarian.

brilliant, thanks very much for posting.

Really enjoyed this, thank you.

thanx for posting

Thanks for posting the series

Peace and love to all! Thanks for the videos! Great love! K

Thanks I enjoyed that.

This has been an amazing series, thank you for showing it. Julian, you rock. (Get it, rock? LOL!)

I enjoyed watching this, thanks. I live on the Central Coast California by a really beautiful volcanic rock: Morro Rock. I always get a special feeling looking at "her"---there's something about them rocks.

thanks for posting this, I found it really interesting and informative.

Yikes! It says this video is not available anymore. Can you post again? PLEASE! All the others are fab.

Julian you missed out Thornborough Henge its bigger and older than Stone Henge. Three massive circles in the shape of Orions belt. love the series though :)

fascinating stuff. any idea whether julian's soundtrack for this is released on an album?

@solar7 I've watched the vids. Got the whole set on DVD. Got the book too. And I live right on top of Avebury. I know what makes a place sacred. Do you?

@solar7 There have been settlements inside the circle for nearly 3500 years. So, no.

Julian Cope's fabulously offbeat conjecture takes us for a spin 'round much of unseeen britain, a veiw as to what could have been... perhaps in some bygone era of trancendence like a permanant ego trip with no comedown

@solar7 And what makes a place sacred?

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@solar7 Your point?

Not anymore. It's riddled with holes from past excavations & very unsafe. If everyone was still allowed to walk all over it it would be eroded in no time. It's a sacred mother mound and place of the gods. I don't think you really were allowed up there unless you were a priest.