Dear Bruce
Yes we do have members and committee members going to Berwick. I will
look forward to meeting you there.
>One thinks that the Zeno Narratives itself is greatly distorted from its own
>original form.
>If it was destroyed and damaged and then 'reconstructed' many years later.
>However, the smoking hills, and other descriptions, indicate there is some
>substance to its account, though it is somewhat garbled in its
>reconstruction.
>
>As to the map itself; may I suggest another aveue of enquiry?
>
>The accuracy of the Zeno Map is assessed in 'Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings';
>by Prof. Charles Hapgood.
>Aside from the accurracy of longitude and latitude, he compares the rivers
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