I am really delighted to be able to assemble the most awesome lineup of leading international authors and researchers to come to South Africa.  Please respond to this before we go public with the PR we expect the tickets will become scarse very soon. This is going to be a feast for the fans and fanatics. I've taken the liberty to compile a little flyer for this email - forgive me. Spread the word - Join us and keep exploring. Michael Tellinger

Glastonbury's MEGALITHOMANIA comes to South Africa 12 & 13 March 2011

Linder Auditorium; JCE Campus, Parktown, Johannesburg – Now part of WITS University 9:30am – 8pm each day

This is the largest ever gathering of international authors on one stage in SA with 8 international speakers. These are the experts in decoding the mysteries of ancient civilisations and bringing the latest archaeological discoveries to the world.

Graham Hancock, author of 'Fingerprints of the Gods',

Robert Temple, author of 'The Sirius Mystery',

Andrew Collins, author of ‘Beneath the Pyramids’

Austrian sensation Klaus Donna, who has accumulated the largest collection of ancient artefacts that defy explanation.

Antoine Gigal, an Egyptologist, who has discovered pyramids on Mauritius,

Hugh Newman, expert on the Olmecs and author of 'Earth Grids' and

South African Wayne Herschel, author of 'Hidden Records' and an expert in ancient mysteries.

The conference is presented by Michael Tellinger, author of ‘Temples of the African Gods & Slave Species of god’ who has uncovered an advanced ancient civilization that stretches across our home country of South Africa, and whose research is becoming a worldwide sensation.

The event takes place over 2 days with a different 1-hour presentation by each of the 8 speakers on each day. We have only 1000 seats available so secure your seat NOW!!

BOOK YOUR TICKETS online at www.zuluplanet.com  R600 per day. (Tickets are only available online with credit card or Pay Pal)

More detail at  www.megalithomania.co.uk  or www.megalithomani2011sa.blogspot.com or www.megalithomania.co.uk/southafrica2011.html