All posts by John Neal

I welcome this opportunity to broach a subject that has become a virtual obsession; those who have seen the point of what I have to offer have likened the content to the Rosetta Stone. This may be an exaggeration, but time will tell. It intimately concerns the pre-historic world and […]

From the beginning of the 20th century the study of ancient metrology has faded into the background of academic research. Before this, it was a topic of lively debate among the scientific and archaeological communities. It was considered important to clearly define the ancient modules in order to interpret architectural […]