SOL web archive and directory of Leys

Many people enquire of SOL of the whereabouts of leys near their homes. Contrary to popular belief there is no national register of leys. They are there to be found by you; should you want to. However, over the years we have has collected an archive of researched alignments which may or may not be classified as classic Watkinsian leys. In addition, Paul Devereux and Ian Thompson made a detailed study of a number of English leys which passed the much used statistical tests of the late 1970s and early 1980s. A selection from the UK and Europe is given in this section.

A SELECTION FROM THE ARCHIVE

• Church path in Worcestershire
• Funeral Path at Wick, Worcestershire
• Burial Path at Feckenham
• A Welsh Coffin Trail
• A corpse road from De Laak to Echt
• Funeral path lore and superstitions
• Earthwork alignments in Michigan, USA
• Llynnau Cregennen Stone Row
• The Lyke Wake Club Poem
• Straight Prehistoric Roads in Ireland
• Dartmoor Lych Way
• The fairy steps, Cumbria
• A Spanish Ley
• A Funeral Path in West Cork
• Speyer Cathedral Ley
• The Zennor Churchway
• Sligo Fairy Road
• The Old Sarum Ley Consolidated
• Straight Walking
• Holy Hills In Northern Gaul
• The Rhonda Stonehenge
• Loanhead of Daviot
• Ley hunting in Gozo
• The Aston Cursus as a ley
• Stones as Ley Indicators
• The York Ley
• A Churchway Ley
• Belgian Alignment
• An Orkney Ley
• A Cotswold Ley
• Lepenski Vir: At the Iron Gate of the Daunube
• The Newgrange-Knowth Ley
• Timber Temple at Stanton Drew
• Corpse Road and Burial Right
• The Street of the Dead
• Tynwald Hill
• Church Walk
• corpse roads
• church road traditions
• the Lyke Wake Walk
• Tombland Alley
• Cumbrian corpse roads
• hay strewing
• Costa Rican prehistoric paths
• German church lines
• Dutch corpse/death roads
• Astroarchaeology of Lundy
• St Hillaire death road
• Prehistoric Acoustics