CROP CIRCLES - History, Research & Theories

Crop Circles: History, Research And Theories by Eva-Marie Brekkesto
Wessex Books

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Recommended Read 'Crop Circles: History, Research and Theories' by Norwegian author Eva-Marie Brekkesto, published by Wessex Books. A brilliant book on crop circles! Includes some excellent examples of the thousands that have appeared, including a personal favourite 'the basket' (see below).  This is the first book about crop circles that you should buy.

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'The basket' appeared in Bishops Cannings, Wiltshire, UK on 6th August 1999. Over 50m in diameter it comprises ENTIRELY of flattened corn that has all been woven together in rings of progressively increasing diameter.

How could this possibly be created without being seen?

​Though a small number of crop circles are man-made the majority are not. Stems of the crop are bent, rather than broken. Beautiful weaves are formed around bird nests so that they are not damaged. Some are enormous, yet appear without being seen or evidence of disturbance in the vicinity. 2012 was an interesting year as it was very wet. Fields were sodden and crop circles still appeared. The surrounding mud was undisturbed.

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