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THE MALTESE CROSS
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of the Twins in 6480 B.C.; that of the Bull in 4320 B.C.; and that
of the Ram (or the Golden Fleece) in 2160 b.c, ending at the
start of the present era of the Fishes. Consequently, we can assume
that the Hercules legends indicate that the collapse of the
land between the promontories at Ceuta in Africa and Gibraltar
in Europe happened about 12,000 years ago, and it
6,000 years for the flood waters to settle at the present level.
took nearly
It is not necessary, however, to go to Greece or South America
to find geometric designs and alignments of mysterious origin. In
England surveyors long ago found that nearly all megalithic
monuments repose on lines of magnetic or telluric flux, or ley
lines, as the English call these pathways. These ley lines, when
photographed from high altitude show up quite clearly as they
can be detected by lusher vegetation and electromagnetic radiations
interfering with radio waves. Also exposures on photographic
film over these ley lines tend to get fogged by some radiation.
Like avenues converging in Paris at the Arc de Triomphe,
so these magnetic boulevards intersect at important megalithic
monuments of great fame and past glory. And UFOs frequently
follow these lines in their flights.
Four of these hues run parallel from east to west through
England, France, and Spain at 42°, 45°, 48°, and 51° north latitude
and at a distance of 333.333 m from each other, so that the
most southern line is separated from the most northern by exactly
1,000 km. That seems surprising since, according to established
science, the metric system was not known to prehistoric man. But
on the English ley line at 51° we find situated such sites as Glastonbury,
Stonehenge, Avebury, and Canterbury. The line in
France at 48° north latitude intersects Chartres, Domremy,
Sainte-Odile, and other sites that are well known for ancient
cathedrals and remarkable monuments. The 45° line runs
through Les Eyzies, Lascaux, and Le Puy—a region that is
considered
one of the most valuable repositories of prehistoric sites
anywhere in the world. The caves of Lascaux and Les Eyzies are
well known but it is possible that still much more will be discovered
there in the future. The 42° north latitude line in Spain
starts near Noya on the Atlantic Ocean, where the refugees of
sunken Atlantis probably came to land and runs through Santi-