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View Over Atlantis Mass Market Paperback – May 12, 1977

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May 12, 1977
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0345258762
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978-0345258762
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Publisher : Ballantine Books (May 12, 1977)
Language : English
ISBN-10 : 0345258762
ISBN-13 : 978-0345258762
Item Weight : 5.6 ounces

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Jared shoegazeTop Contributor: Guitars

great writing, doesn't go deep enough for me though

Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2011

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for an already "out there" subject, it's funny to see/read the author afraid to go "all the way out", but alas he doesn't. If it weren't for some other book referencing this, I would of never heard about it. It mentions some interesting things, but I don't feel like it's things I haven't read elsewhere or don't already know in my own mind. Granted, it was written some time ago, so much has been learned or written about ley lines and dragon lines and the like. nice to have to go back to every once and a while, but it lost my interest as my primary book. His fear of seeming far out makes it seem like he's trying to please both sides, and it doesn't really work.

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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2017

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The history alone makes this book a necessary read

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Darron R. De Santis

This is the revised 2nd edition, with corrections by the author. It is excellent!

Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2020

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Excellent product; excellent delivery; excellent service!
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cha292929

A difficult read but enjoyable if you think outside the box!

Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2012

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An eyeopener and enjoyable book. This would have been a better book if it was part of a book club then it would have made great discussion

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Michel the charlatan

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Absolute rubbish. Michel turns Alfred Watkins 'Old straight Tracks' into some form of energy lines for which there is no scientific evidence.

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Martyn Wilkinson

Earth mysteries and the New Age: the scholarly work where it all began

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 3, 2016

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A seminal book from back in my teens that I came across thanks to Steve Hillage and the cover of Green (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Green-Steve-Hillage/dp/B000H309AG), The View Over Atlantis introduced me to the New Age. Even if you have only a passing interest in Earth mysteries, or some of the aspects of Wicca or Neopaganism, it can probably be traced back to this book. But this is no hippy nonsense: it takes the subject seriously, giving it proper presentation and discussion, and throughout Mitchell makes his points cogently and with conviction.

I'm not sure we're any closer to understanding many of the things this book discusses (although ley lines, at least, have been subjected to detailed analysis) but even if it's all nonsense, the book is permeated with a sense that we are on the verge of rediscovering ancient, lost knowledge, and the feeling of anticipated enlightenment is obvious.

Growing up in Newcastle in the north east of England, we didn't have megalithic monuments or Ley Lines, making the subject seem very distant and other-worldly. I'm glad to say that as an adult, I've been able to visit many of the places mentioned to see for myself, and it's fair to say that this book's influence has stayed with me through my life.

My one tip is that you should get the hardback version of the book if you can: the paperback's text, which I had no problem reading in my teens, is too tiny for my fiftysomething eyes, Also, the maps and illustrations truly benefit from being big enough to pore over.

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Sam Parker

You MUST READ THIS BOOK

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 23, 2016

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This book is the most amazing book ever. It explains how the Romans were not great road builders. They merely wiped the dust off much older roads. Built by a much older civilisation. A lost civilisation.

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