Stonehenge Monument

See a recreation of how Stonehenge may have been raised 4500 years ago.


Stonehenge Decoded:
SUN JUNE 1 9P : http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/episode/stonehenge-decoded-3372/Overvie...

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[10Feanor]

Happy Winter Solstice Everyone!

(22 Dec 11)

[12345hallam]

@wheresmycookie2196 Wow. How very funny that is.

[sonofherne]

@wheresmycookie2196 I did guess!

[wheresmycookie2196]

@sonofherne by the way you made my day thanks for the comment!

[wheresmycookie2196]

@sonofherne LOL look at the dislikes it was a joke!!!

[sonofherne]

@wheresmycookie2196 Explain please, 22 is an awfully exact number and no doubt that many died getting the stones to site and erecting them. I'm interested in hearing your evidence for so few, and the postmortem anaylsis on the bones proving they died in thje construction that by any other means. Can I have these 22 people's names plz. Pugh,Pugh, Barney McGrew, Cuthbert, Dibble and Grub by any chance?

[wheresmycookie2196]

22 peoples ancestors died from the building of Stonehenge.

[Dalanorabelf70]

Ylvis!



[sonofherne]

@vincegill2 Sorry, but I must have missed something after visiting and studying this monument hundreds of times. What spiral rock carvings? There are none at Stonehenge. Infact, spiral megalithic art is only common in Ireland and found occasionally in Scotland and Wales. Stonehenge does have ancient carvings, mainly totemic axe and dagger carvings and the possible hint of beaker style zig zags.