Category: Publications

Chapter 3 – The British Henge Complexes

Filed under Brigantia England, Henge Capital of Britain

In a few locations across Britain, henge complexes have been recognised. These are groups of henges and other monuments that were apparently built together to create ritual landscapes

Chapter 2 – The Vale of Mowbray and its henges

Filed under Archaeology, Henge Capital of Britain, Neolithic

This is the second chapter of Henge Capital of Britain, in this chapter, I frame the ancient monument complex held within the Vale of Mowbray against other large monument complexes.

Stories of Brigantia

Filed under Brigantia England, Stories of Brigantia

A series of articles about potentially fictitious events in the deep past of Brigantian history.

And the world fell apart

Filed under Brigantia England, Stories of Brigantia

This is the first episode of a series which promises to tell the true story of how Venutius and Cartimandua first fell out and split their kingdom.

Chapter 1 – Introduction

Filed under Brigantia England, Henge Capital of Britain

Around 6,000 years ago, a transformation was taking place across the British countryside. This was the result of dramatic social change, perhaps the first technological revolution – one that was to lay the foundations of modern life and mark the change from a Stone Age hunter-gatherer-based society to one of settled people working the land to provide food and other resources.

Henge Capital of Britain

Filed under Brigantia England, Henge Capital of Britain

This is the cover page for the book, Henge Capital of Britain, written by George. It reviews the larger henges in the UK and proposes that Thornborough is worthy of greater consideration when it comes to our ideas of which ancient places of power have historic importance.