Episode

Martin takes us through more of his research into alignments of the megalithic structures in the UK, demonstrating that some of these monuments may be aligned with each other across vast distances, implying that there could have been an overall plan for all of them, rather than simple random placement.
We also look at some alignments of sites with the word "Devil" in the name, and how those may be correlated with churches named after St. Michael.
Thanks to Troy for the episode art!

[@peathead4450]

Highly interesting, informative and enjoyable. Thanks for sharing

[@Dannyfromnewquay]

Shout out from the UK

[@_Uh_Oh_]

Feels like watching Last of the Summer Wine listening to Martin :D

[@martingreen5192]

🤣

[@Murray_69]

can't wait for Part 4

[@MagnusGalactusOG]

This music is beautiful!

[@LegendaryJew]

Legendary episode boys

[@palmtranconfidential]

Absolutely love this series!!!

[@gregbrown5473]

Nice one lads have a awesome time in Egypt say G'Day to Yousef , Mo, Ildi, the Egypt crew and of course Ben it is his tour and hope you do get some privet exploring time .. also thanks Martin see you on episode 4 of the Megalithic Star Maps 🙂🤙🐍🐍🐍🐍

[@tylerfraker9304]

Ok, I’m probably 70-80 episodes in, finally going in order from the beginning, and I just took a 3 hour nap listening to 55, and THE ENTIRE TIME I had the most vivid dream I’ve had in years. I was chasing 2 ~10 foot long snakes for an entire day in dream time, I would catch one and tie it to something, finally catch the second and the first would get away. So long it got dark and I had to start using flashlights. I finally caught them both and threw them in a bucket and ratchet strapped on the lid… this 30% brain expansion is out of hand haha.

[@whitemakesright2177]

Great series, guys! Martin is awesome, and so are his theories. Off topic, but you guys should look into the work of Ralph Ellis. He's interested in a lot of the same topics as you guys, and he makes a lot of fascinating novel connections in the ancient world between Egypt, Britain, the Israelites, Jesus, the Grail mythos, the Templars, and the cult of a meteorite in ancient Syria. He's English too, which is why Martin made me think of him. Would love to see him on your show.

[@MrRabiddogg]

at 1:25 or so, that line appears to be connected to things on the mainland. I remember History channel pointing out a large number of the names of towns or cities on the line having the word "star" in their language as part of the town/city's name.

[@martingreen5192]

I feel another rabbit hole opening up

[@davidcoles1688]

Thanks fella’s this is fantastic ❤

[@dubselectorr345]

Cool stuff

[@oldbrokensqueezebox]

""Washed and refected let a man ride to the THING, although his garments be not too good; of his shoes and breeches let no one be ashamed, nor of his horse, although he have not a good one." -stanza 61 from The sayings of the High One. One of my all time favorite stanzas. And now I actually know what was meant by "THING"!👍

[@gruboniell4189]

The grooves on top of the stone create hours. Fire in the middle change the angle of the shadow. The green man from the UK would appreciate the song and dance in a dream and would scream like a Ghindaring or Dooligar(Sasquatch from Australian Blue Mountains and Antarctic forests)😊

[@radezzientertainment501]

if your guys content wasnt so good I'd just loop that intro forever

[@bknec]

”Ting” is still a common word in Swedish. Thank you for a great presentation! 🙏

[@merenuisence]

Amazing random connection of dots...😂

[@stevethompson5124]

I wonder if Martin is familiar with the Shap megalithic avenue

[@rebjorn79]

Thanks guys. I'm just commenting right now 'cause one of you mentioned at some point, that 'I try to explain to family/friends' but it's not going anywhere, paraphrasing a little. I just had a long conversation with a dude that I respect a lot, he's a very intelligent, knowledgeable man, but he's really not into these things (speaking losely here), the conversation got nowhere at all. He hit me with stuff like 'What does it mean for YOU in this moment then', then I had to go on with it and explain to him, at the risk of sounding stupid/ignorant (to him).

[@martingreen5192]

If it's any consolation my wife thinks it's all signs of premature senility

[@myfishisnothappy1595]

Martin is a gatekkeper of gnoseology. A living Encyclopedia.

[@elwyberge6286]

So nice! ❤The picture for the episode is of you guys and Martin? 😘 I have followed you since some time and listen to you even when I sleep🪷 I am not a social media person, at all, but I heard you talk about Discord and got you there as well.🎉- You and the British rapartist Ren, he's a genius like you boys! Hugs and kisses from a fan in Northern Sweden❤️‍🔥🐦‍🔥💋

[@philpeck6762]

Brigantes , collectively took the name from their goddess, worshiping “Brigantii” according to google

[@Jeromeo247]

Does Martin have a book out covering this?

[@martingreen5192]

Sadly, no. I produced the slides to get my thoughts in order and then someone suggested i do the show. I may get there, we will see

[@Jeromeo247]

@@martingreen5192 All three episodes were very entertaining and packed with information. Well worth a rewatch. Thanks for making them.

[@WildVke]

Sweeet! Snakes🐍🐍🐍

[@SmallWonda]

Hope ALL is good in your Serpent World? How long before you jet off on your Adventures? Trust Kyle is managing OK and will soon be back in fine fettle! Let the Snake Force be with you! Shall catch up later, it's mighty dusty down here - like Exodust!

[@theodorhertervig9510]

Haugur in Icelandic means "mound" or "heap"

[@theodorhertervig9510]

I'm seeing allt of Icelandic names on roads and places in Scotland and England, Shetland Islands has Icelandic writing on they're insignia.

[@chronus47]

Just listening to the new Joe Rogan with kat Stevens. He sounds a lot like he's been watching your shows. At the very least he deep into basically everything you cover and how you think here. Ya gotta find a way to reach out to him. What a guest he would be.

[@martingreen5192]

Just following up on that - thanks for the heads up

[@martingreen5192]

Is the name spelt right, can't find it

[@annewitkowski7586]

​@@martingreen5192 Katt Williams was on #2111...other guy was a singer

[@anim8torfiddler871]

Wait a Minute!!! YOU Have done "NORMAL" Episodes??????? What have I missed????

[@Ghost2743]

"Brig" is referring to Brígh, pronounced 'bree' (c'mon guys it's Gaelic). Brígh/Brigid, and the goddess of victory Brigantia are the same thing, but she has two sisters so she's a triple goddess, or "Triumvirate Goddess" like the Irish version. She is the Cailleach, and the Morrigan, and Eriu. Notice the BRIgantes tribal confederation, and other continental tribe names start with "BRI(G)", apparently meaning "high/divine strength/power" in proto-Celtic. 😉

[@martingreen5192]

Nice, thank you

[@chrisnewbury3793]

Plato's years were lunar not solar. It's kind of amazing people are still getting this wrong. I'm looking at you Graham Hancock.

[@martingreen5192]

That is a supposition to make the bronze age descriptions in Timaeus fit with the known bronze age. Plato clearly knew what a day, a lunar month and a year was, I expect you know the passage from Timaeus (the same dialogue most the Atlantis comes from) that says "Thus then, and for this reason the night and the day were created, being the period of the one most intelligent revolution. And the month is accomplished when the moon has completed her orbit and overtaken the sun, and the year when the sun has completed his own orbit." After saying this he is hardly likely to to confuse the month and year elsewhere in the text.

[@Murray_69]

debunked

[@chrisnewbury3793]

@@martingreen5192There was no Greece in 10,000 bc. What a ridiculous notion.

[@candui-7]

True, the universe hadn't been created yet.@@chrisnewbury3793

[@martingreen5192]

@@chrisnewbury3793 Maybe you should learn to think outside of the imposed constraints. You can never prove something did not exist and it is not too long ago the phrase of "show me the pot shards" was used by Mark Lehner while talking about Younger Dryas age remains. Then they found Gobekli Tepe.

[@Boilerking76123]

Need to condense this. Interesting but draggy.

[@theodorhertervig9510]

Thving is similar to þing wich means parliament

[@gruboniell4189]

If you simply stand on the standing stone your shadow becomes 1/3 the stones length.! HMmm

[@gazpal]

Northern Briton and Scottish meaning of Brig is "bridge" .... e.g. Stoney Brig, Brig o' Doon, etc.

[@dustinmcclellan40]

Snakes!

[@bassedtaz]

OMG this geezer again? I honestly tried the last two times, but I just didn't make it through. I assume you respect the honesty. Cool guy, nothing personal just cannot listen. Perhaps its cuz I'm Ozy and just can't listen to that goofy redcoat accent This is only the second time this has happened to me in snakebros history.

[@martingreen5192]

Not sure I like my accent much either, but it's the only one I have

[@bassedtaz]

@@martingreen5192 Sorry Martin I'm an Aussie and an asshole no hard feelings bloke, and good work.

[@martingreen5192]

@@bassedtaz no probs. Just hope we wup the ass off you next time there is a test match

[@utsmoke845]

@@martingreen5192 Could listen to you all day my friend, very interesting.