1st Edition
Megaliths, Music, and the Mind A Transdisciplinary Exploration of Archaeoacoustics
1. Introduction
2. The Ħal Saflieni Project
3. Orientation
4. Megaliths
5. Music
6. The mind
7. The Present of Archaeoaoustics
Bonus Material
(Select papers from OTSF Archaeoacoustics Conferences and a personal account from one of the founding fathers of new-age music)
Resonant Form: The Convergence of Sound and Space
Shea Michael Trahan (presented in Tomar, Portugal)
The Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum: A Link between Paleolithic Painted Caves and Romanesque Chapels?
Iegor Reznikoff (presented in St. Anton, Malta)
Sound, Cognition and Social Control
Vincent C. Paladino (presented in Tomar, Portugal)
Fear and Amazement
Torill Christine Lindstrøm, Ezra B.W. Zubrow (presented in St. Anton, Malta)
Voicing Cave: Experience and Metaphor, from Archaeoacoustics to Voice Therapy
Iren Lovasz (presented in Istanbul, Turkey)
Initiation: Inside the Great Pyramid
Steven Halpern (a personal account from one of the founding fathers of new-age music)
Biography
Linda C. Eneix, CEO of The OTS Foundation for Neolithic Studies, is a prehistorian and advocate for transdisciplinary study. As a program provider for the Elderhostel/Road Scholar organization for 25 years, she introduced a program of lifelong learning for Americans in Malta. A pioneer in the field of Archaeoacoustics, she has organized three international multi-disciplinary conferences on the subject and edited their proceedings, as well as supported research. Ms Eneix was named one of 2021’s Top 25 Outstanding Women Listeners in the World by the Global Listening Centre. Her work has been featured at conferences and colleges all over the USA, as well as in Portugal, Turkey, Spain, and The Centre Culturel Christiane Peugeot, Paris, France. She has written numerous books and magazine articles. Ms Eneix has been consulted for film, television, and print media in the USA and Europe and has appeared on international television for the Discovery Network and the History Channel.
