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22: After ‘The Holy Blood and The Holy Grail’ by Baigent, Leigh and Lincoln, plus Philip Gardiner ‘The Secret of Solomon’s Temple Revealed’ New Page Books, 2006 and ‘Secrets of the Serpents: In Search of Our Sacred Past’ by Philip Gardiner, Reality Press, 2006.
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25: After ‘An Alternative History of Ireland & the World’ by A Michael Tsarion.
26: After ‘Timeless Myths (Celtic Mythology) 1999, Jimmy Joe. Wotans Krieger blog.
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