Megalithes du Morbihan & The Carnac Stones - France

Located at the heart of the largest megalithic area in western France, the Morbihan, and more particularly its coastal area, concentrates ...

Website: Labyrinthos

Prehistoric labyrinth petroglyph, Pansaimol, Goa, India Have a history that can be traced back over 4000 years. The earliest examples, found...

The African Labyrinth

The labyrinth in its many shapes and forms has, throughout the ages, been recognized and used as an archetypal symbol of healing, rebirth,...

Antique Maps of America

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Stained Glass Map, Massachusetts, 1998

"Brightening with each swipe of a workman's cloth, stained glass in the Christian Science Mapparium in Boston, Massachusetts, sho...

Chronicles of Nineveh

Photograph by Randy Olson, National Geographic The rebuilt gates and mud-brick walls around the ancient city of Nineveh, near modern-day Mos...

Basin of Maya Mysteries

Photograph by George P. Mobley, National Geographic The Mirador Basin in Guatemala , considered the cradle of Maya civilization, sits adjac...

Temples' Potential

Photograph courtesy Sourav De Only 72 of the original 108 terra-cotta temples remain intact in the 18th-century village of Maluti, India . T...

Monastyr

Monastyr is a Polish role-playing game set in a dark fantasy world of Dominium. Its setting features a fantastic equivalent of the Age ...

Carahunge

In a mountainous region of southern Armenia, near the town of Sisian, is an impressive stone setting consisting of over 150 standing stone...

Clava Cairns

Neolithic passage tombs, of which the most famous and impressive examples include Newgrange in Ireland and Maes Howe in the Scottish Orkne...

China's Lost Pyramids

Deep within China near the ancient capitol of Xi'an lies a series of pyramid mounds virtually unknown outside the country. Entwined wi...

Gilgamesh Project by Neil Dalrymple

This work was commissioned by the Mythstories, Museum of Myth and Fable, Wem, Shropshire. ( www.mythstories.com ) The project was to produc...

Gobekli Tepe: Garden of Eden?

Since the dig began in 1994, experts have made the journey to Kurdish Turkey to marvel at these 40-odd standing stones and their Neolithic...

A Place of Sanctuary - Creating Sacred Space

© by Stephanie Pui-Mun Law The World Health Organization (WHO) describes health as “the condition of perfect bodily, spiritual, and social...

Photo Gallery of Japanese Zen Gardens

Monotonous rocks instead of colorful flowers; dry, gray sand as a substitute for glass-clear water; moss supplementing cherished flowerbed...

Articles by Philip Coppens

Orcadian stones The Orkney Islands sit on the northern tip of the British mainland. It is rumoured that one inhabitant once wrote “Bergen,...

Shadows & Stones: Ancient Irish Monuments

Kilclooney More Dolmen, Co. Donegal On a fine summer evening I finally made it to one of the finest portal tombs on these islands. The per...

Theban Mapping Project

Atlas of the Valley of the Kings: Discover each tomb in the Valley in this interactive Atlas. Investigate a database of information about ...

Ancient city ruins found in northern Peru

The ruins of an entire city that could provide the missing link between two ancient cultures have been found in northern Peru. Archaeologis...

The 2,000-Year-Old Mystery Circle In Miami

Miami Circle Photo: www.miamicircle.org Property developer Michael Bauman was in for a real surprise when he purchased a plot of land in ...

Adam’s Bridge aka Rama’s Bridge

Adam's Bridge, also known as 'Ram Sethu' meaning "Rama's Bridge", is a chain of limestone shoals, between the isl...

A Journey through California’s Spiritual Landscape

California is famous for its diversity, its eccentricity, and its prophetic influence on popular culture. Since the 19th century, the Gold...

World of Darkness: Mysterious Places

This book serves as both supernatural atlas as well as a solid storytelling resource for STs wanting to flesh out the locales of their own...

Jantar Mantar

The Jantar-Mantar (Sanskrit; translated as “Magical Device”) was built between 1728 and 1734 due to the drafts of Maharaja Jai Singh II (1...

Bosporus (Bosphorus)

This narrow, zigzagging, 18- mile-long channel flows south-westward from the BLACK SEA to the SEA OF MARMARA. Beyond the Marmara, the curr...

TempleNet

The Golden Vimanam at the Ranganathar Temple, Srirangam - Tamilnadu TempleNet The Ultimate Source of Information on Indian Temples. Temple...

Mosques Around The World

A Mosque (Masjid) contains symbolic or functional features, each one of which has its own history that is important to Muslims, one is the...

The Shire - Place of Enchantment

The Shire is not a place with emphasis on particular spiritual practices but is in our own way respectful and supportive of the Earth and ...