Howard Crowhurst

Howard Crowhurst has been living in the Carnac area in France since 1985 and has been studying the megaliths there since he arrived. In 1989, he directed a 40 minute documentary about some discoveries. In 2000, he took part in a major French TV documentary about Carnac. In 2010, he appeared in the British television programme Coast and in January 2012, the French equivalent called Thalassa. In 2017, he took part in an episode of "What on Earth" on Discovery Channel.

He spoke at the Megalithomania conference in Glastonbury, England in 2009, 2011, 2017, 2021 and 2024. He has written 11 books, 3 of which only exist in French. One of his major works, "Carnac, the alignments" has been said by Professor Robert Temple to be "the most brilliant analysis of a megalithic site in the entire history of archaeology. His book is an epochal achievement". He has also produced more than 50 DVD's.

His book "The Nebra Sky Disc, Cycles in the Cosmos" made the front cover of New Dawn Magazine (Australia) in February 2014. In this work, he explains how a 3600 year-old bronze and gold disc, found in eastern Germany, communicates the same astral and calendar knowledge as the Mayan civilization.

Another book, "Carnac, 'Twixt Heaven and Earth" is a collection of photographs, taken over a period of 30 years, showing sunrises, sunsets and moon rises in different megalithic monuments at specific times of the year giving visual proof of the builders' intentions.

In 2023, Howard published 3 new books in English in paperback and hardback. He presented them in four different talks given in New York during the 3rd week of September 2023. These talks were given at the Pace gallery, The Calder Foundation and the Century Club

He has also written and directed a full-length documentary movie called Megaliths, Forgotten World, which was released on May 5th 2024 and which attained 100 000 organic views in six months.

For more information, see Howard Crowhurst's website,

Howard takes great pleasure in helping people discover what he considers to be the most underestimated civilisation of our time, that of the mysterious megalithic builders'. His son, David, runs tours of Carnac in English and can be contacted through the editor Epistemea