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Tag Archives: neolithic
Reception news
 The reception was very pleasant. I got to meet Gerd Koch, for whom the space my installation is in is named. He’s a charming man with as many rings on his fingers as are on mine. It seems that the … Continue reading
Stonehenge
After a five hour drive we arrived in Salisbury, where we were privileged to be able to spend dawn within the stones at the greatest of megalithic monuments. It’s hard to describe how this felt, as the last time I … Continue reading
Posted in Black birds, Britain, Life, Neolithic britain
Tagged megalith, neolithic, stonehenge
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St Michael’s Mount and Bodmin Moor
We made it to St. Michael’s Mount, which is an island at high tide, but part of the land at low tide. It’s a wonderful in-between place, used by Neolithic folk as a location where they could meet ship born … Continue reading
Posted in Britain, Life, Neolithic britain
Tagged hurlers, moor, neolithic, stone circle
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Bones of my ancestors
Here, resting in the British Museum, lie the remains of an ancient Briton. This fellow was placed in a crouched position with a beaker marked with the impression of a piece of cord. The people who made the great stone circles … Continue reading
Posted in Britain, Life, Neolithic britain, Other people's work
Tagged ancestors, archaeology, art, bones, megalith, mystical, neolithic
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