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Ley line

Ley lines (/leɪ/ or /liː/) are straight alignments drawn between various historic structures, prehistoric sites, and prominent landmarks. The idea was developed in early 20th-century Europe, with ley line believers arguing that these alignments were recognised by ancient societies that deliberately erected structures along them. Since the 1960s, members…

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Ley line

Nodes91
Edges90
Triples46
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021978
Components1

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Ley line

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related to Alfred Watkins and The Old Straight Track · 16
Ley line → According, Alfred Watkins, Blackwardine, British, Early British Trackways, English, He, Hereford, Herefordshire, In, Norman Lockyer, Ordnance Survey, Roman, The, The Old Straight Track, Watkins
related to Earth Mysteries movement · 16
Ley line → Aimé Michel, Britain, Earth, French, From, He, In, It, Landmarks, Matthew Johnson, Ruggles, Skyways, This, Tony Wedd, Watkins, Wedd
related to Scientific views · 14
Ley line → American, Bellamy, Bellamy's, Britain, British, Europe, He, Johnson, Ley, On The Skeptic's Dictionary, One, Robert Todd Carroll, Watkins, Williamson

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ley lines british earth landscape archaeologists straight leys idea ideas ancient belief book prehistoric sites noted would could hunters across

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Ley linerelated to Alfred Watkins and The Old Straight TrackThe0.60section
Ley linerelated to Alfred Watkins and The Old Straight TrackBritish0.60section
Ley linerelated to Alfred Watkins and The Old Straight TrackAlfred Watkins0.60section
Ley linerelated to Alfred Watkins and The Old Straight TrackHereford0.60section
Ley linerelated to Alfred Watkins and The Old Straight TrackAccording0.60section
Ley linerelated to Alfred Watkins and The Old Straight TrackBlackwardine0.60section
Ley linerelated to Alfred Watkins and The Old Straight TrackHerefordshire0.60section
Ley linerelated to Alfred Watkins and The Old Straight TrackHe0.60section
Ley linerelated to Alfred Watkins and The Old Straight TrackOrdnance Survey0.60section
Ley linerelated to Alfred Watkins and The Old Straight TrackEarly British Trackways0.60section
Ley linerelated to Alfred Watkins and The Old Straight TrackThe Old Straight Track0.60section
Ley linerelated to Alfred Watkins and The Old Straight TrackRoman0.60section

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