Andis Kaulins Boeken

Exploring the idea that ancient megalithic sites served as astronomical markers rather than tombs, this book delves into the connection between Stone Age cultures and their understanding of the cosmos. With approximately 40 photographs, 240 drawings, and 80 maps, it illustrates how these structures were intricately carved to depict celestial bodies long before the astrological Zodiac emerged. The text covers significant sites across various regions, including Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas, highlighting their historical and cultural importance.

"Ancient Signs" explores the origins of the first alphabets from syllabic writing, discussing ancient scripts, languages, and historical issues. It presents a syllabic grid of ancient signs, highlighting shared origins among Sumerian, Pharaonic Egyptian, Old Elamite, Luvian, Linear B, and the Cypriot Syllabary, along with symbols from the Phaistos Disc and Axe of Arkalochori.