Michael Spender: 5 books

The third book in a trilogy that argues for the transition of stone circle technology from Anatolia to Nabta Playa in Egypt to Msoura in Morocco and finally to the Orkney Islands in Scotland.

This story is a continuation of three previous tales of the neolithic clan that originated in the Land of Round Temples (Anatolia). In the story the very survival of the clan is threatened by the diminishing supply of wood on the island on which they live. They are forced to migrate, just as their ancestors did 2000 years earlier.

This story imagines how technology for building stone circles migrated from North Africa to Portugal in or around 6000 BC. The hero is Bundu, a disciple of Turcu who developed the ideas and which are described in the first of these stories, "Travels With Turcu".

A Neolithic family migrates from Eastern Anatolia to the south of Egypt during a period when the climate in their homeland is changing from tropical to cool and arid. Turcu is their eldest son. He has insights into arithmetic and geometry which enable him to design stone circles with accuracy and great symmetry.

sixteen short stories on a variety of subjects: ww1,vietnam,neolithic monuments and others.