Here are some links evidential that archaeological dowsing is gaining some kind of acceptance among archaeologists/academics. I will amend this post...
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Its only just up the road from me, and it has some wonderful history, but apart with the brush with death there I have never visited, perhaps when/if...
The other day I was reminded how the late Guy Underwood once discovered a golden sun disc at Jug's Grave near...
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Dowsing all over the world I often find hidden treasure in the form of coins or gold items near ancient sites, but to avoid hoards of people walking...
I had a need to dowse from home many of the local and distant ancient sites and their influence across the UK and the World, but could not pick up...
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Sorry just remembered the last post I never replied, to the west of the Kings Men is just past the hedge a north to south Ley here, and it’s crossed...
When Waverley dowsers had a day out at the old Waverley Abbey to dowse the first Cistercian abbey established in England 1128, Don Bryan was invited...
In Egypt at the Valley Of The Kings I would have expected all the sites to sit on powerful places where sacred ground is to convey that King to the...
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Yes Valley Of The Queens is further south west of the Kings, and a quick dowse about I picked up 3 places which look ordinary ground and not explored...
The tale of a legendary Nazi ghost train carrying gold which allegedly disappeared without trace in the dying days of the Second World War has taken...
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I watched this, more convinced than ever they are looking in the wrong area, although suspect a tunnel entrance near to where they are digging. Don't...
Rennes Le Chateau & Moulins des Pontils are very difficult places to dowse, too many 'Odd groups' have worked these sites before, but the village of...
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When I dowsed Ginoles France tonight if you imagine a Christian Cross, a most powerful Holy site is to the south/east of Ginoles in the fields...
Finally got to visit Royston Cave in Hertfordshire, despite being a local attraction its not very well advertised in the district.
Cost to get in is...
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Just caught up with this thread, and I still have not managed to visit the Caves and dowse around, mind you I cannot walk far and stand for long, so...
The foundations of the previous church were still in place and were easy enough to follow using an old diving compass.
This was a good & practical...
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If you get Santon Downham on Google Earth look to the left/west of the village green eye shape to the top corner where Marks Lane runs past.Find the...
Susan Collins, a past president of the Canadian Society of Dowsers (soon to appear in one of our podcasts), has an interesting map-dowsing project on...
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Thanks Grahame, thought we had all missed the mark or something,we should invite other digs to probe about/ to show our dowsing skill,, OR lack of...
Recently for the first time I dowsed some of the recumbent stone circles of Aberdeenshire. The experience left me impressed by the power still found...
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I am sure many know of other circles/sites which have used colour to enhance the experience of the visitor to the site and to paint a picture....
As my name sake I have quite an interest in this hillfort and was rather pleased to see an article in British Archaeology Magazine (jan/feb 2010) all...
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There is also a masonic gravestone near the church entrance with the engraving in Egyptian hieroglyphics....Paul do you have any pictures of this...
Hi all, hope you can advise me. I have recently aquired some dowsing rods to assist with the location of possible civil war burials in nearby fields,...
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At any site where people have been buried the thoughts of those dead and dying remain, you would be wise to protect before dowsing around any of...
Hi can anyone tell me the normal/average dimensions of an Iron age hut. Did people live in large communal huts or individual family groups ,also did...
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Try Megalithic Portal Paul, its a cracking site for all things ancient, with photos of many sites here in the UK, and some from abroad from members...
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Have just returned from a long weekend in Norfolk, we visited Huntstanton, on the sea edge we came across a old ruined chapel, dated from 13th...
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Hi All,
A notice at the site states that the chapel was built in AD 1272. I dowsed on the site two years ago but confined my efforts to locating the...
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