Book Description
They appear seemingly out of nowhere, one moment a pristine field, the next moment a complex and mysterious design imprinted in the nearly ripened wheat. The stalks are bent and laid in swirls and patterns of mathematical precision and yet remain virtually undamaged. Some designs demonstrate principles of geometry while others portray ancient religious symbols. Skeptics tell us they’re hoaxes, but no one can fully explain how these patterns are created with such speed and accuracy. Some even believe there are alien forces at work.

The Crop Circles 2005 wall calendar features thirteen incredible crop circle photographs paired with fascinating information about this phenomenon by expert Freddy Silva, a leading researcher of the crop circle phenomena and author of Secrets in the Fields: The Science and Mysticism of Crop Circles, published by Hampton Roads in 2002.

Sample caption:

Liddington, England
This series of interlinking rings appeared below Liddington Hill Fort, a Neolithic site of worship where, according to legend, King Arthur fought his last battle. Each of the circles’ diameters generate a series of ratios relating to the music scale – in this case the notes C, E and A – a reminder of the role sound plays in the manifestation of crop circles.