Scientists Discovered Something UNUSUAL at Stonehenge And This Changes Everything!

Scientists Discovered Something UNUSUAL at Stonehenge And This Changes Everything!
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[@VeronicaPrior]

I don't think it could have sat there for 4000+ years without anyone seeing it, so to say it was 'discovered" in 1620 seems disingenuous.

[@destronia123]

It was discovered by people who had the ability to document it.

[@bjm1711]

@@destronia123 Are you suggesting that pre 1620 no one had the ability to provide a written description? Romans occupied this area and I’m pretty sure they knew how to write!

[@destronia123]

@bjm1711 Most people were illiterate in Roman Empire times. Even if so.eone did document it back then, much of Roman documents were lost during the dark ages, so we have no way to know if they officially "discovered" it.

[@karphin1]

Agree! Guess up till then, no one had written about it.

[@destronia123]

@karphin1 Of if someone did write about it before the 1600's, the documentation was not preserved.

[@huwjmatsumura7752]

Most of this info is already out there ( I hate the Hyperbole used in the Titles of these Vids ) But more Frustrating is the use of AI that Mispronounces Names and Locations,

[@brucedonaldson3627]

And repeats the same information, over and over...

[@terrygardner3031]

While this voice sounds good the problem is it is computer generated and can't pronounce words worth beans. It what was found really changed everything It would have been on every news outlet.

[@user-ci1kz1cc6t]

Not necessarily. You people seem to thing the news is there to inform you of every new thing. Nope. The news is owned by the evil overlords and they are there to brainwash you into thinking what they want you to think.

[@libertyblueskyes2564]

I did not find the voice 'good'

[@Kevin-mx1vi]

What a load of rubbish. It's been there for 4,000 years. Are you trying to tell us that no-one noticed it for all that time ?

[@harrywalker968]

4k., is what they tell you.. been there lot longer than that..its pre 12k. seeing the flood was 13k, & it wouldnt survive..maybe it did, we,ll never know..so it could be 50k old.. they date thing by pottery,,cant date stone.. if you found a dead person on mt everest, then the mount is 30 yrs old, yes..

[@rambler241]

You'll be telling us next that "North America was first discovered in the 1500s". Perhaps the native Americans were aware of where they were living quite a few years before then?

[@johntomasini3916]

From what I have read, North America was settled around 50,000 years ago. Australia about 65,000 to 75,000 years ago.

[@bobbymcleod6568]

They were there before Philip Sinclair and that was a couple of hundred years before Columbus but then Leif Ericson was here a couple of hundred years before Sinclair and the Natives were here before that. They also tell of the Chinese visiting 4000 years before Ericson. So history teaches the history of the winners.

[@lynwoodreed9032]

In my humble opinion, I don't think we have a clue as what Stone Henge was used for. Everything is just conjecture?

[@charlanpennington3989]

They line up with solstice, until Ne--mesis is inc-omming. Then skew. Only private persons may comment. I saw first time in 2015. Sat an has forbid el--ites to share info with humans, while they hid under ground. Fea-rs of humans turning to G od.

[@harrywalker968]

it shows the solstecis,?, spelling.. for plating seed.. there world wide. oh,,how are they world wide.?. well.. if you watch . viper tv sumerian tablets.. might find out..

[@charlanpennington3989]

They are on every continent, usually multiple times.

[@rikji]

Mario Buildreps stonehenge analyst. perfect. 265,000 years old and definitely solstice locater!

[@rikji]

@@harrywalker968 Mario Buildreps stonehenge you tube. 265,000 years old. he knows

[@mattc3656]

Every 'Stone henge' has a wood henge and a joining avenue of stones. Stone henges signified death and wood henges signified birth, the avenues signify the journey through life!

[@synisterfish]

Where, among all of the stone circles from Neolithic Britain, are there any other stone "henges"?

[@peterstephen9316]

The pronouncement of some of their words are dire in this video.

[@harrywalker968]

its a computer voice...

[@harrypeters8306]

I visited it back in the 1980s , you couldn't touch the stones or wonder through them as it was roped off, so the experience was not what I had hoped for, I guess the government could send in guided groups, I hope they have! The nearby Salisbury cathedral is well worth visiting, and much more accessible..

[@MelissaThompson432]

Mike Parker Pearson has led a team of archaeologists there for 20+ years. Idk if there is active archaeology happening there now, but there was within the last few years. I believe it is possible to get a chaperoned tour, but all my info is pre-covid.

[@malcolmrickarby2313]

I agree that the whole area is well worth visiting. The cathedral with the tallest spire and the oldest clock was a highlight. The old Roman city of Sarum also.

[@lazyhazeldaisy9596]

You used to be able to wonder through the stones in the seventies I did myself back then, the problem is in fact the stones are covered in graffiti and even have chipped bits off the stone so they had to ban people getting close to them.

[@dianat119]

@@lazyhazeldaisy9596 I was stationed at Larkhill Garrison back in the 70's and we were able to walk among the stones. Then a group of hippie types called the Wallys started to camp there and soon it was roped off so nobody could walk among the stones. The druids are allowed to hold their rituals within the stones on the Summer Solstice.

[@Grannathinks]

​@@MelissaThompson432 there should be as I watched this video and saw at least three areas I would like to investigate

[@deborahcourtney9888]

I visited stone henge before it was shut off from the public in the 80s. I got this terrible feeling from the stones that I had to leave. It was a feeling of great pain and suffering. Nothing good happened there. The feeling I got was so strong that it frightened me. 😢

[@bevsputler5455]

Others have said they fainted, some said it was a total loss of time& they felt “lifeless”… sacrifice was a way of life in the Druid times!

[@TeeKing]

I lived in England as a child in the 60s. The stones were still accessible by the public then; unlike you, I was fascinated and intrigued by the way my body seemed to buzz when touching certain stones. It was a life-altering experience, even as a child. My mind has remained open and curious about the delicious mysteries of this world.

[@alexandermenzies9954]

I have visited, sat on and generally had a long and useful time among the stones. Now we read this silly mumbo-jumbo tripe about feeling unwell etc. Next, we'll have the usual modern "druid" crap with the lower classes claiming important priesthood positions to compensate for their lack of importance in today's society.

[@harrywalker968]

its an observatory.. later people, made it something else.. as they didnt know what it was. like ancient foundations being re built on..then claiming as there own. like the pyramids.. not egyptian..not burial sites, not human..

[@synisterfish]

@@bevsputler5455 These stones are from way before the time of Druids.

[@tonygriffin_]

2 seconds into the video - "Stonehenge was first discovered in the 1620's." What?

[@davidhamm1196]

Question: some stones are clearly missing..where are they?who moved them?

[@dianat119]

I think it's believed that in centuries past local farmers used some of the stones for gate posts and building houses.

[@harrywalker968]

like the pyramids, they were robbed. broken up. by ignorant people..lost knowledge, history..

[@JesusTorres-qr1gz]

Across the whole planet you can fin structures very similar to the Stonehenge, even in Puerto Rico you can see them, the one in Puerto Rico used to be an indian ceremonial site.

[@sunnydavidson297]

People who have energetic sensitivity to stones, ie the ability to "read" them, could provide other information about them. This is a form of dowsing. Other things to consider are that stone holds the memory of a place (because of the presence of crystal, like what was used in early radios?). What is the energetic print of the land under and around Stonehenge? Ley lines, in part? Also there are the Akashic Records, which record all the events of time. Skilled people can interpret these energetic records. These suggestions are additional "spokes" into the hub of the "wheel" of knowledge. My parents and I both visited Stonehenge, including the interior, at different times. One of my prized possessions is the framed photo my dad took (with film!) decades ago and which "beams" out into my city apartment. Photo must have been during a mild time of year, as the grass surrounding the monument is green.

[@MissionaryForMexico]

He will say absolutely nothing about Stonehenge had been rebuilt many years ago!

[@CelticLady01]

In regards to the altar stone, maybe they should look up in Northern Scotland?

[@ivanberggreen9787]

During one of the latest excavations the archaeologist in charge (I think it was Mike Parker Pearson) mentioned a theory that people came regularly from all over the British Isles to feast near Stonehenge. This in connection with the many remains of slaughtered animals found nearby. - In those days they must have had a completely different philosophy of life. Stonehenge must have been extremely important, since they moved these gigantic stones for long distances.

[@JDTHOMAS-uh5bn]

annoying AI text to voice

[@sunnydavidson297]

SO TRUE! Made me want to stop listening, but I finished.😊

[@DonnaCsuti-ji2dd]

The AI misprounces many words and also breaks them into 2 words when it is one. If people listen to this alot they will spell things wrong.

[@janetremsing6988]

(They should've used Spinal Tap's "Stone Henge" for the music.)😂

[@geoffwright9570]

Such an important thing that Stonehenge is , it should be moved to a museum where it can be studied all year round just in case further secrets can be discovered and talked about for year and years. Here's one motorist that won't miss it.

[@RasikRajguru]

Interesting. About the same time as Mahabharat in the Bhagavad Gita (Indian Bible), During the time of Lord Krishna. Shri Krishna lived for 126 years and 5 months. He was born in 21 July 3228 BCE and died 18 February 3102 BCE. Whom is still celebrated by Hindus fervently around the world today. He was the 8th avatar or reincarnation of Lord Vishnu. Part of the Hindu Trinity. Lord Brahma the Creator, Lord Vishnu the Preserver and Lord Shiva the Destroyer. The technology present at that time and by recent archeological evidence in the Harrapan valley of vitrified rock indicator possible nuclear weapons. Described as vaporizing an army on the move and causing a river to boil. This has been further supported by post birth deformities of cleft lip, palate and absence of palate that occurred in the large number of bones found at the site. Similar common post birth deformities were found in post World War 2 Japan and post testing sites of nuclear weapons. In these deformities are still common in India. What is more, A similar event occurred some 2,000 year prior to this in the Ramayana. January 10, 5114 BCE The date and time of Lord Rama's birth is determined as 12:30 pm on January 10, 5114 BCE. The date of Rama's birth can be accurately calculated using a planetarium software. Where the hero was Lord Rama, the 7th reincarnation of Lord Vishnu. Both Lord Vishnu and Lord Rama are still fervently celebrated by Hindus around the world today. Sadly, history may be repeating itself. As we possibly be heading towards another similar event. Just not sure where or when in the current global climate. Regardless of who wins the victory is very likely to be short lived curtesy of ignoring climate change by the current powers that be too focused on greed, revenge and personal ego. All of current advanced human technology will be likely be lost yet again. Let's pray it doesn't.

[@roybatty2030]

The real mystery of Stonehenge is why on earth did they build it next to such a busy road….

[@kayetaylor5551]

😂😂😂😂

[@DonnaCsuti-ji2dd]

Very funny no roads at all when built😅

[@harrywalker968]

it used to be a toll station..

[@roybatty2030]

Makes sense. Mainstream archaeology would have never guessed that.

[@audreyatherton3373]

😂😂😂😂

[@lindsayheyes925]

The opening sentence of this video is wrong. Giraldus Cambrensis wrote about it hundreds of years earlier, and nobody travelling from London to The West Country could have missed it - the location is right by the main road.

[@gerrimilner9448]

the world may have only found out about it in the 1600's, but it has been located 2miles from amsbury a busy market town people have bought goods to market past is since it was built. there have been multiple roads past the henge, all the time, we just forgot what it was. discovered is the wrong word, bought to the eyes of acadimia would be more accurate. it is only 30miles from winchester, the old capital, on and off untill 1700's it was never forgotten. and it feels like a human sacrifice place, i live about 2 days walk, 40min drive away, gives me the creeps, have to go past to visit my dad or siblings

[@francismarcelvos5831]

All over the world, we see Dolmen, structures with upright and lintel stones. They serve various purposes throughout history, possibly more than one purpose at the same time. It is all about occult, ceremonial, star gazing, burials, justice, social gatherings, marriages, play, art, making music, looking for a mate, feasts, rememberance, making a calendar, early scientific activities and government. People love to come together for the mentioned acticities. We also love storytelling about foregone times. We may see remnants still existing in folklore, Stones were considered to be everylasting. Before people believed in a personal God, they believed in good and evil. They believed in repetitive cycles. They had a system of timekeeping. They probably had a system of social status and religious significance. Most of these things we still possess.

[@crazedgoldminner7384]

The world's oldest planetarium

[@harrywalker968]

one of hundreds world wide..post 13k..

[@rogerfielding1117]

Just imagine what it will look like when it's finished

[@ManInTheBigHat]

I know. It's taking long enough! It's hard to get good help.

[@user-ym6lt1ms7y]

Considering the fact that Stonehenge has been sitting out in yhe open for over 10.000 yrs it wasn't just discovered in the 1600s

[@jollyroger7624]

Why are so many of these video scripts read by semiliterate AI bots? Surely they could find someone who reads English.

[@tonythompson4951]

It was totally rebuilt using cranes and concrete in 1953

[@harrywalker968]

yes, but, built wrong, missing stones..

[@AkingBones1]

Seems like a lot of building work for just 44 +71 axe heads used for ceremonial purposes

[@kermitefrog64]

This is a fascinating documentary. There is a copy of Stonehenge in Washington State on the Columbia River that was made by Sam Hill. It is close to where Mary Hill Museum is just West of it. It is down the hill from the city of Goldendale. Goldendale has an observatory at the top of the hill that is open to the public. When I was in High School we took a field trip there and it was the first time I saw the rings of Saturn.

[@pjmoseley243]

0ne of the top stones has been mechanically cut but a modern power grinder?

[@edwintaber6465]

Stonehenge is just one of many navigation schools found around the world. It teaches celestial navigation and landmark perspective navigation.

[@harrywalker968]

its for planting.. viper tv sumerian tablets.. they, taught us farming, made grains, genetically for us, educated us. evolution , history, is bs..

[@dr.michaelr.foreman2170]

You cannot carbon date rock. Secondly, do they really think no one knew this existed before 1620?

[@carolewenman4558]

When i was a child we played in and out of the stones i can remember clearly i’m 69 now. You are not allowed to in stone henge anymore.

[@timtambornino5297]

why all the unnessisary flashing?

[@LindaBahlmann-wl6qu]

Where are the “missing “ lentil stones?😮

[@harrywalker968]

used, broken up, for farm houses..

[@davidstokes8441]

I heard a theory that the stone in the Roslyn area of Scotland sits on a similar, or identical strata as Temple Mount in Jerusalem, and that the altar stone at Stonehenge is a likewise connection. I don't know if this is true or not but it is the sort of information that gets conspiracy theorist's blood running - a bronze age connection between the most sacred area for 3 religions connected to the poor old Knights Templar through Roslyn Chapel and then toss in Stonehenge! Wow?

[@erichstocker8358]

A lot of conjecture and little science.

[@kellyarnett4062]

Wouldn't it be funny if Stonehenge was just a round building? We don't know for sure. Your guess is as good as mine.

[@harrywalker968]

world wide, there all for telling the seasons.. fact..

[@CRUCIFIST]

The Ancient Irish Druids called it O'Clock.

[@spymaster2455]

We have the technology .So why don't we just restore it to its original form. It since it technically was never finished l

[@harrywalker968]

it was robbed, broken up for houses.. i think they have found rufly when it was built by aligning the corridors with stars of that time..as they did with pyramids. but, they all re align after a certain time..precession is 24,000 yrs long.. any ones guess..

[@mikeg.5233]

What’s strange is they rebuilt it in the mid 50’s. Is it real? We can only guess.

[@redbird1218]

I believe when it started it was for agricultural purposes but where it went from there is anyone's guess.😮

[@firstlast5681]

I think the hinge that is a mile down the road is in better condition , would answer more questions❗

[@JohnDeCarteretElvis]

First discovered in the 1620's, what did it just pop up out of nowhere? It's much older than that of the 16th century. And what has this discovery changed, and the other discoveries that you claim have changed everything?

[@cindymusolff7593]

Just a stupid question- can Stonehenge be rebuilt using the same material stones, same positioning, etc.? Unfortunately prob not the with the carvings though

[@woodsail40]

Looks like a timekeeping system that uses the lights in the heavens to know what month, what week, and what date it is. In the oldest time, the 12 constellations moved through the night sky during 30 dates every month. The Moon Phases marked out the weeks and dates; at one time, there were 360 dates in every solar year.

[@brucermarino]

You need better AI.

[@rickwalker3237]

Those are not carvings of axes. They are representations of mushrooms.

[@Jhenryx60]

Is it possible that the reason the stones were quarried from different places was because the stones found there were already pre-shaped or partially pre-shaped naturally?

[@mikeneill6813]

Has anyone "looked into" pre 1600's church, clerical, monastic writings or records etc. Religious orders/establishments were known to write /record about most events or things of their day. JAT.

[@harrywalker968]

yes, but, the bible is fabricated bs.. fact..adam & eve, were when man was given a mate, so he could breed & not be cloned.. fact.. do some research.. sodom & gomorrah,,were nuked.. the story of noah, 1 ship, bs, there were thousands, world wide..

[@anthonymichaelwilson8401]

You just need to sand blast them and you will see patterns and drawings on them

[@bertjesklotepino]

first discovered in 1620's? Yeah, i buy that for a dollar. And the rebuilding of it in the late 50's? Not significant enough to mention? It is indeed very unusual to see concrete underneath such gigantic pieces of stone. Who put the concrete there?

[@craigtryon2863]

Stonehenge was the first community service project, either you worked on it or paid towards work on it. Every opening is for the head of a clans representative to battle to the death to be the next king.

[@harrywalker968]

crap.. its an observatory.equanox. seasons. farming times..

[@GlennThompson]

Poor Video, mere sensationalism.

[@sharontwemlow1341]

My favourite theories are calendar or observatory as they are simplest. Possibly giant machine because of the other present elliptical depressions indicating the presence of more structures. Also, see Randall Karlson(Kosmographia). Very good evidence of a catastrophic flood 12,000 yrs ago caused by a comet impact in Greenland. Possible the stones were washed down in the ensuing mega flood and utilised by the population.

[@harrywalker968]

i beg to educate you.. comet, bs.. the flood was 13k ago. made by our creators to destroy us as no longer needed.. enki, a genetisist, made man, as workers. woman, was made so we could breed & not be cloned. mining gold mica, mercury, as found in all pyramids.. power stations. chemical factories.. viper tv sumerian tablets.. not some bs book in a college, uni, writen by mainstream bs artists..

[@Maliceah]

When I saw that bowl shaped carving in one of the stones on the ground, I immediately thought they may have used it for sacrifice, and saved the blood for part of the ceremony (by collecting it in the bowl)

[@harrywalker968]

all megalithic structures of this kind are observatories.. religion ect. is man made.. to control the masses.. how do you control people,?, tax them, threaten them, make up bs laws.. exactly..

[@bikinglikebecker]

I can't stand this AI voice... I always make sure to not recommend whenever I hear it....

[@gerardmartyn1738]

There are pictures of the cap stones being placed on top by bulldozer in the twenty or thirties.

[@willhemmings]

Nobody seems to be able to agree on the origins of the altar stone. Some say the Cosheston beds, some say the Senni beds, some say an outcrop near Abergavenny. Somebody please get it right. Can't be too difficult can it

[@harrywalker968]

they take the nasa amendment.. never tall the truth.. or history would change & religion would cease to exist..fact..

[@stephenspencer2121]

I’m starting to think that it was a transporter bc there is more than one around the world. Or maybe just part of a castle.

[@rodolphedrolet6994]

Were are the pictures of the remolding construction when camera was invented

[@Chancey464]

Your research is short. In the 1920's or 30's some of the fallen stones were set upright & concrete platforms were made to upright them. Some of the top stone were set up with machinery.

[@Mandarintoenail1]

And more restoration in the 60’s

[@tonyutting4935]

There was an awful lot of Roman and 'Dark Age' history going on between the end of the Bronze Age (circa 500 BC) and the 9th Century 'Saxon' (originally invaders / auxiliary Roman troops, later settled) from about 200 AD if not earlier. Geology is fine (so is astronomy) but the OVERALL historical back ground requires equal consideration .... instead of a "Gee! Poweee! Just fancy that!' sort of Montecito production, using very selective sources and film. Interesting as this is as a speculation, please give the whole picture.... lasting a couple of hours if done properly ... in future. ARU.

[@PAINFOOL13]

When i was growing up in the UK we went to the henge in early 60,s no fences then you could just go when you wanted .

[@rogerwood4846]

wow jumping from neolithic to anglo saxon...bs worthy of dan snow

[@kathleenjohnson3645]

How could it be discovered in 1620? It’s always been there to the people that lived in the area! It was first written about in 1620. I was there in 2000. I got the worst allergic reaction to the nearby grasses. It was not accessible in that it is roped off. All you can do is walk around it. It is smaller in person than hyped. Still interesting though.

[@stephenbaker-lemay479]

There was a time when you could wander through the stones as I have, but too many people were causing damage so for its protection it has restricted access, I think it’s a little unfair to say it has been ‘hyped’, this was built with no mechanical assistance, before engineering was even thought of, with some stones weighing 40 tonnes being manhandled over 20 miles and erected with exact precision, capped by interlocking shaped stones held in place by tenon joints, by people who wanted to do it, it would be hard enough today to build an exact replica even with the advantages of the modern world, it’s easy to forget how impressive it is if it’s time of construction isn’t taken into account, Stonehenge should be seen only early in the morning approached through a low mist by yourself or with few other people, today with dozens of cars and lots of people taking selfies it’s mystique is somewhat lost.

[@user-wu7sn7ml7v]

Why does the AI presenter mispronounce so many words?😂😂😂

[@harrywalker968]

i think,,some huge monument, stiking out the ground, was known about from when it was built..

[@jaslll4396]

I not sure why they would build such a structure and not erect a wood roofing structure on top of that. There wold be no remnants of a wood structure as the wood would have been the easiest material to scavenge from this site. It would all be used up by building material and firewood scrappers.

[@briangarcia4902]

Look I noticed that in one picture that the layout is very similar to blind frog ranch in Utah they also found uridium from a meteor struck a circle ⭕️ and a tail that reaches into it!

[@knapsuck]

My god they don’t half bang on longer than required

[@pootsie01]

I thought Stonehenge was moved and redone in the 1950s....

[@thekingsilverado3266]

So one stone weights about as much as my ex mother inlaw...

[@timothytidd2456]

by deeds alone is the shadow...

[@vincentneale2620]

I was taught all this in School in 1952 its not new its old

[@royboysoon2488]

THEY MOVED DID THEY NOT.

[@ianshaw5766]

it was first documented by the romans

[@DraugrSkald]

I thought people knew it was a Timex.

[@tracker1673]

Giant little boys made it to corral their giant little brother. That is pretty obvious.

[@ValdrSkald]

I thought it was a Rolex.

[@bhgardeners]

the recent BBC programme about Stone Henge makes this VIDEO old hat out of date speculation which is just useless.

[@jacqueboyce3176]

Pythagarus learned his mathematics at stonehenge before going to India for 3 years. the stones were all directly allined for a calendar and a sequence of similar circles were in a straight line all the way to Calais. All the direct lines within the circle were bang on with alinement astronomincally.. The word "contemplate" comes from the fact that the priests, or wise men, at night used to sit against the stones inside the ring and look ypward. When a star constellation filled the circle of sky above, they knew the exact time of the year it was. (we eliminate here what some magi did which was to watch by day the flight of birds ove the circle and draw lines co record them. Then, according to what the shapes made them think of, they gave it out as a prophecy to those for whom they did it - usuall a king or somesuch. So, contemplate is com (with) and temple. Due to sun worship the stones were also a temple in the religious sense, and people were sacrificed there - especially at the rite of spring because they thought the sun would only begin to climb in the sky again if there was a sacrifice. It is interesting to debate where the concept of God arose and the basic instinct in all primitive peoples to worship. No matter how far back in history you go you find a form of worship of a greater power and a conscience that said when something went wrong with weather etc, "We must have done something wrong." and then the need to sacrifice to that higher power. Where did nthe instinct come from? Superstition is not the answer for why did that concept arise also?

[@richardcottone6620]

You mean that no one seen it before 1620

[@nickbaker4285]

discovered in the 1620's i dont think soooo!

[@howlinwulf]

At 355 it looks like letters on the stones or darker at least

[@mikediehl868]

A bunch of gobahli Glop that doesn't make any sense being narrated by a robot that can't even pronunciate words a bunch of rocks put up by a bunch of people that we don't know where they got them from and we don't know who the people were or how they did it and will never know we can only guess

[@davedixon2068]

ever consider narrating this yourself instead of the dramatically poor computer generated voice

[@lexluthier]

The generated narration spoils the video IMO.

[@user-ry5hm7ho8t]

2STONE HENGE WAS DISCOVERED IN 1620"😂

[@na2cho]

Seems things keep getting found , yet it changes nothing. Millions of videos, same title. No changes.

[@daisy3690]

[@stumccabe]

"Discovered in the 1620s?" What an utterly stupid and totally incorrect statement!

[@archiehendricks6093]

Each axe head represents one sacrifice, by druids

[@harrywalker968]

but they used it,,not built it..

[@BaldrSkald]

I think I am lost in time.

[@picksensefromnonsense6932]

Father we are living among many different kinds of unseen forces and there are great spirits at all ancient site I am who I am and I know who I am if I go there I can tell you about the site

[@jimellis2118]

Maybe they found a depleting handbag.

[@lste]

You said "it's clear that these sites served religious or ceremonial purposes". How is this clarity of purpose arrived at? Sounds like mere supposition not a "clear purpose". By the way, the commentary is not by an English speaker. Sounds more like a computer generated commentary. Maybe the whole video is created by AI (GPT etc)?

[@harrywalker968]

it is. plus vid is mainstream bs..