The Curious Story of Ley Lines & London
A talk by City of London guide Robert Stephenson on how Alfred Watkins's 1921 idea of prehistoric straight tracks became the ley line theory, and its link to London. AI summary of the listing
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Please note: Booking is Essential In 1921 the antiquarian Alfred Watkins discovered what he thought was a system of straight prehistoric tracks connecting ancient sites across the country. Find out how these magically morphed into so-called ley lines and their relationship to the capital city. Join City of London Guide Robert Stephenson to learn more. In-person: For access to the event, please use the Aldermanbury…
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