2023 Summer Solstice at Mnajdra and Hagar Qim Malta
I have started planning a visit during summer immediately after our return from the Spring Equinox in Malta. This was
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Reflecting on the book launch event
On 20th April we had our online book launch event for our latest project Ancient Skies of Banat. To find
2023 Spring Equinox in Megalithic Malta (Mnajdra)
Following our solstice experience, in Egypt we decided to plan our next astronomical alignment event. Given the dates (during term
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Ancient Skies of Banat – our latest collective volume
In the beginning I sold my first book (a pdf booklet) back in 2003. I was in my 2nd year
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Visiting Egypt and witnessing the winter solstice in Karnak Temple
The pandemic had a deep impact on our lives. For us, it canceled plans for tours and personal adventure tours
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Aliens & lost civilizations. Pseudoscience has its merits if you know where to look
It all started with a book. As a teenager, I would read books about mysterious places, science, UFOs, and lost
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100 reasons to travel in search of archaeo astro sites
Back in 2012 when we were starting our research on the archaeoastronomical landscape around the world for our upcoming book,
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Armenian archaeoastronomical studies and adventure tour
We visited Armenia for the first time back in 2017. We wanted to have fun, relax, and research some archaeoastronomical
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The mysterious petroglyph from the Tarcu mountains (2-day tour with an archaeoastronomer)
The mountains of Romania remain a mystery as there is little evidence of what is known as the practice of
Astronomical Neolithic wonders (1-day trips with an archaeoastronomer)
The lower Danube was home to some of the earliest and most advanced Neolithic cultures in Europe. There is a
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