Staverton is a bold, otherworldly punctuated verse in the East Anglian sacred landscape, parts of which have potentially been unspoilt for thousands of years. We invite you to re-evaluate this enchanting site’s relationship with the sacred settings of the surrounding Wuffing kingdom.

• Jeremy Taylor

In this fresh new study following ten years of research the authors propose that there is evidence of sophisticated geo ritual surveying in the landscape that connects the primary Anglo-Saxon boat burials at Sutton Hoo and Snape with the summer and winter solstices.

• Jeremy Taylor
• Mark Taylor

To celebrate the culmination of our research into Staverton and the ancient surrounding ritual landscape, we have created a ‘Solar Sandlings’ walking route that embraces the underlying concepts and sites that we present within this work.

• Mark Offord
• Jeremy Taylor

We are currently researching a series of new works for future publication. From distinct ritual sites oriented around celestial events, to unusual geometric Roman Forts and Shrines, and mysterious Black Ditches, to Neolithic Stone Circles.

• Jeremy Taylor

Far away from the mind boggling complexity of the pyramids of Giza, yet equally compelling, sit seven sites of mythic antiquity whose geomantic and geometric design collectively creates a beautiful and vast heptagon in the landscape.

• Jeremy Taylor