The Nebra Sky Disc: cycles in the cosmos

Following his groundbreaking work on the Carnac alignments, Howard Crowhurst reveals the hidden meaning of one of the most enigmatic objects ever unearthed and shows the profound understanding it encodes. The Nebra Sky Disc is the oldest representation of the night sky known to date. Made of precious metals from different parts of Europe, it is the Rosetta stone of prehistoric astronomy and shows the existence of time cycles maintained to the present day. Crowhurst's astounding discoveries stem from the 39 holes punched out around the disc's perimeter which hold the key to a pattern in the solar system. These holes have been totally ignored by all researchers until now. Photos and diagrams are in color to facilitate understanding. According to reviewer's, the book is very readable.