Edmund summarised the lives and research of Christian & Barbara Joy O'Brien on the Cambridge-Hatfield Loxodrome, the Shining Ones, Genius of the Few and their work on translating Sumerian tablets. Website
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Edmund Marriage (28th February 1951 - 26th October 2021) was the director of the Patrick Foundation and an independent researcher, lobbyist and lecturer. He established the Patrick Foundation to promote and continue the work of his Uncle, Christian O'Brien and Aunt, Barbara Joy O’Brien in 1998. Christian O’Brien died aged 87 in 2001. Barbara Joy played an active part in the continuing research until her death in 2017. The foundation took on a number of research projects. Under the auspices of The Golden Age Project it runs a website by that name devoted to historical research. It focuses on the promotion and continued research into the discovery by O'Brien of the Kharsag / Garden of Eden (Sumerian paradise) / archaeological site in the Aaiha plain, Lebanon. The foundation has filmed and published 17 video lectures available online and an exploratory survey of the suggested archaeological site. The most recent one can be found here. He co-founded the Stars and Stones Forum in Suffolk with John Agnew in 2008, spoke at Megalithomania in 2006 and 2009, and gave numerous presentations at various festivals and other events over the years. Marriage was born in Chipping Ongar, Essex and attended Uppingham School. He qualified as a chartered land agent and as an Associate of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (ARICS) at the Royal Agricultural College Cirencester in 1959 to 1962 and as a member of the Royal Agricultural College MRAC 1962. He attended the one year postgraduate farm business administration course at Wye College, London University 1964 -5.
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