'The End Of All Evil' by Jeremy Locke is an important one!
A book I've probably mentioned before is Wayne Herschel's "Hidden Records". Although not as philosophically deep as it could be, his straightforward take on megalithic city layout (mainly focusing on Egypt, but includes megalithic builders worldwide), conforming to common star constellations is very interesting. Nothing REALLY new, but puts a tidy (if unexplained) perspective on human preoccupation with known star constellations (and possibly the Zodiac system), from 30,000 year old cave paintings in France to later day Indonesian Temples. I found it interesting in a "nuts and bolts" kind of way.
Can the Zodiac be proven to be over 30,000 years old?
That raises many interesting questions.
