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Dennis Price has long had a fascination with investigating \u2018ancient mysteries\u2019, particularly those like Stonehenge and Silbury Hill that are generally thought of as being insoluble. In 2004, he turned his attention to the enigma of the so-called \u2018missing years\u2019 of Jesus, with what have proved to be stunning results.<\/p>\n
In brief, Jesus effectively vanishes from the Biblical accounts for 18 years, or over half his entire lifetime, between the ages of 12 and 30. There are numerous legends of Jesus visiting the West of England during this time, while the most famous expression of these legends is William Blake\u2019s poem \u2018Jerusalem\u2019, with its famous opening line \u201cAnd did those feet in ancient time, walk upon England\u2019s mountains green?\u201d<\/p>\n
These legends had always been dismissed by the establishment as pure fantasy and mediaeval inventions, but Dennis rapidly discovered concrete evidence that strongly suggested otherwise. His in-depth and scholarly investigations resulted in the publication of the book \u201cThe Missing Years of Jesus \u2013 The Greatest Story Never Told<\/a>\u201c, with a foreword written by a respected and prominent archaeologist, Peter Mills, of the Mills Whipp Archaeological Consultancy in London.<\/p>\n As a result of the intense and ongoing interest in his book,\u00a0Dennis has been interviewed extensively about his discoveries<\/a>. He has been interviewed on British radio, including the BBC and independent stations, and on American, European and Scandinavian radio. He has appeared on Sky TV and on independent television channels in Britain, he\u2019s been invited to write numerous articles for newspapers and magazines in Britain and abroad, while \u201cThe Missing Years of Jesus\u201d has been favourably mentioned in two subsequent books by other serious investigators into Britain\u2019s ancient past.<\/p>\n Dennis was particularly moved by this invitation because William Blake had been baptised in this church, and apart from being one of Britain\u2019s greatest poets, painters and visionaries, he wrote the verse \u201cAnd did those feet in ancient time?\u201d upon which Dennis\u2019s book was ultimately based.<\/p>\n<\/a>The book was launched at the famous Watkins Bookshop in central London in early 2009 and positive reviews rapidly followed, from pagans, Christians, academics and many others, including the respected authority on such esoteric matters, Colin Wilson.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>Since the publication of the book, new material and evidence to support the idea that Jesus once visited Britain continues to come to light, as Dennis has always actively encouraged anyone with relevant information to write to him at his Eternal Idol site. Some of this material is published as soon as it comes in, but some matters have taken months to investigate and to come to fruition.<\/p>\n<\/a>In addition to the media appearances, Dennis is frequently invited to give talks and presentations at colleges, private functions, festivals and so forth. He was recently invited to talk about his book and his findings at St James\u2019s Church in Piccadilly, which he did, in late November 2010. Dennis is pictured below at St James\u2019s Church on the night of his presentation along with his friend Ian Hambelton.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n