Crichton E M Miller Fcilt

Books on controversial research on hidden astronomy, construction and navigation instruments and systems from the Neolithic to Christendom

Crichton E M Miller FCILT
Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport, Fellow, Department Member
Crichton E M Miller FCILT, applied to patent the "Celtic cross" as a astronomical, surveying and navigational instrument in and was granted two British patents on its design, functionality and practicality for prehistoric logistics and transport methodology by sea. The proposal is that seafaring and nomadic hunter gatherers and later traders from the Celtic tribes utilized primitive astronomy coupled with simple instruments for time keeping, navigation and mathematics that became redundant as a result of the invention of 24 hour Church clocks based in mechanizing astrological observations in the 14th Century AD by Christianity.

A Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, Crichton and his team design Cloud Platforms in time critical people management .

Crichton is a historical revisionist author and researcher.
His back ground in Air Traffic Control and navigation, as well as time critical commercial activities has assisted him in recovering a potential ancient system of logistics using primitive astronomy and simple instruments that could have allowed hunter gatherers to intercept migrating animals and later allowing sea faring traders to pass the principles of the cross and associated astrology to reach every inhabited continent via a system of watch stations that are now misinterpreted as Neolithic places of worship.

These ancient knowledge appears to have been spread by Christianity as symbols of earlier methods of temple time and calendar keeping which semms to have been largely forgotten when made redundant by the invention of the 24 hour clock in the 14th Century AD.

Further redundancy of the pre Christian systems of the cross and primitive astronomy, also appears to have been completely removed from the historical world view by the invention of the Harrison Chronometer for finding longitude .

Awarded two British Patents on the system and instrument.
Published best seller, The Golden Thread of Time. ISBN-10: 1499532601
ISBN-13: 978-1499532609
Demonstrated at Cambridge University in 2006
Articles published in The Scotsman, Coventry Evening Telegraph with his research employed by seven other revisionist authors.
Lectures, Television and radio appearances in the UK and US as well as videos and DVD's.
His website is; www. crichtonmiller.com