Crop Circles

The oldest record of a crop circle found in England, in a pamphlet published on August 22, 1678, under the name of 'The Mowing-Devil' ('reaper devil'), showing a demon cutting a large circle in the culture. The farmer who testified for the article said he saw the devil himself reaping wheat, before paying a salary that your mower required for their work.

The current phenomenon began in 1976, when the first circles in Winchester (UK), and the media echoed the noticia.1

These first circles were simple, just 9 or 10 meters in diameter, but over the years became more complex and numerous. Already in the eighties the phenomenon moved to other countries such as Germany, New Zealand, etc.