The Dorset Earth Mysteries Group was formed in 1998 to promote and explore various Earth Mysteries.

The Dorset Earth Mysteries Group was formed in 1998 to promote and explore various Earth Mysteries

Once a month, speakers are invited to share their views on a variety of subjects; from UK stone circles to Ancient Egypt; from Dowsing to conventional Archaeology.

All are welcome.

Talks are held on the first Thursday of each month at 19:15. Talks start 19:30.

Next Talk...

October 1st
Mark Herbert
Did Those Feet Walk on Devon’s Ancient Pastures Green?
Traditions of Joseph of Arimathea and the boy Jesus visiting south-west England are reputedly confined to Cornwall and Somerset. They have been conspicuously absent from the bridging shire of Devon; land that, 2000 years ago, represented two-thirds of Dumnonia’s shared kingdom with Cornwall, rich in metal deposits and prime conveyor of Arimathean-sought tin to the continent. Extensive investigation of Canterbury’s Templar site at Callarde, plus three other key Devonian locations, has revealed new evidence for Joseph lore and even directions to His tomb within the county.