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The View Over Atlantis, John Michell's unrivaled introduction to megalithic science, earth mysteries, and the inner meaning of number and measure, was described by Colin Wilson as "one of the great seminal books of our generationa book which will be argued about for decades to come." Across much of the globe are ancient earthworks and stone monuments built for an unknown purpose. Their shared features suggest that they were originally part of a worldwide system, and John Michell argues that they served the elemental science of the archaic civilization that Plato referred to as Atlantis. In this connection the most significant modern discovery is that of "leys," the mysterious network of straight lines that link the ancient places of Britain and have their counterparts in China, Australia, South America, and elsewhere. John Michell's studies of ancient measures have enabled him to define their exact values. The same units recur in the dimensions of monuments all over the world, from Stonehenge to Teotihuacan, and reveal the builders' knowledge of the size and shape of the spheroidal earth, and with it the outlines of their cosmology. 82 b/w illustrations. JOHN MICHELL THE VIEW OVER ATLANTIS CONTENTS CHAPTER ONE THE OLD STRAIGHT TRACK CHAPTER TWO PATHS OF THE DRAGON CHAPTER THREE THE SERPENT POWER ROADS AND TRACKS CHAPTER ONE GEMATRIA, THE LITERARY SCIENCE ο χ 9 CHAPTER TWO THE GREAT PYRAMID 115 L D H F G CHAPTER THREE WOODHENGE CHAPTER FOUR THE ORDER OF ART AND SCIENCE SEEN IN A FLASH CHAPTER FIVE STONEHENGE AND GLASTONBURY GARE HILL, WILTSHIRE CHAPTER SIX THE ALCHEMICAL FUSION CHAPTER SEVEN THE ASTROLOGICAL GARDEN SACRED ENGINEERING BIBLIOGRAPHY 1922. SYSTEM OF SPIRITUAL ENGINEERING BY MEANS OF PYRAMID, STANDING STONE AND MAGNETIC PATH