Solving Stonehenge, the design of the monument
Recent PostsSolstice time at Stonehenge – the Winter Solstice that is… Every year thousands of people make their way to Stonehenge on England’s Salisbury plain to witness the sunrise herald the longest day of the year. The fascination began in 1720...
It’s Solstice time at Stonehenge - again. Every year thousands of people make their way to Stonehenge on Salisbury Plain to witness the sunrise herald the longest day of the year. The fascination began in 1720 when the antiquarian William Stukeley ...
SOLVING STONEHENGE: The New Key to an Ancient Enigma There are clues in the archaeological record which take us on a remarkable journey into the sublime prehistoric dimension. Much of it concealed within the intrinsic details of the structure of...
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B.M. GarrettI checked out your blog and I was just wondering, since you're into Stonehenge, have you watched Stephen Kings "N"? If you haven't, you should definitely check it out. It's a Motion Comic based on 7 stones (Something like Stonehenge). It's located on iTunes under TV Shows/Animation.
Cesar L. MagnayeI have long been awed by Stonehenge (and intrigued by the Druids). Not being able to visit Stonehenge when I had a business trip to UK years ago is one of my regrets to this day. I'm, therefore, pleased to have been visited by an authority and author on the subject. Great blog.
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Very good single post with lots of interesting graphics, very well presented, can we have some more?
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