Who Built Stonehenge?

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Stonehenge, England's most mysterious ancient monument, on a site older than the Pyramids of Ancient Egypt. 85 massive stones, some weighing more than 40 tonnes, stand guard on a remote and wind-swept plain. Why is it here, what is it for, how was it built? The answers are lost in the mists of time. Myth links Stonehenge to England's mysterious druids, Celtic priests said to have practiced ritual sacrifice. What we do know is that some of the rocks at Stonehenge were transported more than 200 miles across the waters of England's widest tidal estuary. Naked Science demonstrates how these stones could have been carried such a vast distance, and raised into place, using just the primitive technology possessed by Ancient Britons almost 5000 years ago. And, for the first time, the film employs modern forensic investigation techniques to examine human skeletons found near the site and recreates the face of one man who may have worked on the construction of this astonishing, ancient structure.

[@taravance7209]

I'm sick of people who think ancient Man was dumb when in truth they were very intelligent. It's just the technology was way different than what we have today. To be honest I would give anything to live just one week in that world wow can you imagine.

[@helenetrstrup4817]

Truly we don't give them a lot of credit. They were not any less intelligent than we are, they just lived in a different way and their knowledge wasn't as readily available or expansive as it is today. We have learned what we know through thousands of years of trial and error and what we know today is just build on top of the foundation laid by these people. If no one ever dreamed or attempted to do what didn't seem possible, where would we be today? Probably still in caves. :P

[@ronaldronca6060]

With few exceptions man has been of equal intelligence the past 100 thousand years or so. The volumes of inherited experience and accumulated knowledge we now possess being the only difference. Imagine you are lost in the Amazon rain forest along with a physicist and an indigenous native...who would you rely on to find a way out.

[@Thornspyre81]

No one in the past 70 or so years thinks they weren't smart. The fact that ancient people are dumb was never a thing, except in pop culture like movies. Just like the "everyone before the 15th century thought the world was flat."

[@aarondaniele4141]

Well said I agree with u

[@samatkinson420]

@@ronaldronca6060 really in some instances can be divided into inherited experiences and accumulated knowledge

[@thoughtsurferzone5012]

I went on a special tour that took you inside the circle. I got to touch the rocks. You could feel not only the history of the stones, you could feel history itself.

[@reneesantiago6496]

Thats just word salad lol

[@morho9422]

though it was a special day out of the asylum.😀😀

[@DIOSpeedDemon]

How much does the General Tour Cost? and How much is the Special Tour? I think it is a World Heritage site and they should not charge money to see an Ancient Mystery.

[@luisbehr1673]

@@DIOSpeedDemon25-26£ as of March 2024

[@rsguastalla5370]

Jajajaja Jajajaja que hdputa Jajajaja en serio ?? Jajajaja En realidad eso no lo hizo ningún humano lo hizo la luna cuando fue atrapada por la tierra y algo de historia es pero no no lo que pensaba

[@mmg938]

Remember when Chevy Chase backed into it with his car in the movie "European vacation" and knocked them over ? Ah, Good times.😂

[@ChefJeff00]

Jayne Robson how does it feel to be offended about rocks falling down in a movie?

[@rhondabaroli2683]

My friend Mel has been to Scotland she said it very beautiful jus see the good .laugh more and enjoy this beautiful day

[@jman29x]

That was classic!

[@jman29x]

Jayne Robson....Get over yourself

[@notusedexer]

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[@jimmywilliamson3227]

The first restoration of Stonehenge was launched over 100 years ago . And, in 1901 six stones were moved and re-erected. Cranes were used to reposition three more stones in 1958. One giant fallen lintel, or cross stone, was replaced. Then in 1964, four stones were repositioned to prevent them falling.

[@jayfigg7981]

sissys justsit underthemin aforce10 wind

[@lynnyluvbug]

how dare they do that

[@applescruff1969]

@@lynnyluvbug They were probably forced to do that. Stones don't last forever, ya know.

[@theccpisaparasite8813]

@@applescruff1969 lol

[@iberianbeats]

in megrelian language hinji is bridge words hinji hedge khidi looks like. in georgian khidi.

[@serbianirish6565]

Henges - Rondel enclosures Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument in Wiltshire, England. One of the most famous sites in the world, Stonehenge is the remains of a ring of standing stones set within earthworks. Archaeologists believe it was built from about 3000 BC to 2000 BC. The original structure was a henge which is a circular bank and ditch enclosure, measuring about 110 metres (360 ft) in diameter, with a large entrance to the north east and a smaller one to the south. It has been dated to about 3100 BC. What most people don't know is that almost 2000 years earlier, the same types of henges were built in central Europe where they are called rondel enclosures. Henges, rondel enclosures originate in the middle Danube area and Morava area. From there they have spread northward towards south Baltic finally reaching Saxony and Pomeranija. This means that the culture that built these megalithic structures came from Central Europe and reached the British Isles via south Baltic, and specifically Elbe region, Pomerania, Pomorje, the land of Fomori. Rondel enclosure, henge structures are mostly interpreted as having served a cultic purpose. Most of them are aligned and seem to have served the function of a calendar, in the context of archaeoastronomy sometimes dubbed "observatory", with openings aligned with the points sunrise and/or sunset at the solstices. This is the case with the "gates" or openings of the roundels of Quenstedt, Goseck and Quedlinburg as well as in Stonehenge. The observational determination of the time of solstice would have served a practical (agricultural) purpose. It could have been used to maintain a lunisolar calendar. The accurate knowledge of the date of solstice allows an accurate handling of intercalary months and determining the the correct date for agricultural activities such as plowing, sawing and harvesting. oldeuropeanculture.blogspot.com/2014/03/henges-rondel-enclosures.html

[@marcussparticus8380]

Serbian Irish They actually started in Turkey from which European people's originated, Gobeki Tepi as a prime example is 10,000 years old

[@PanZerV]

@@marcussparticus8380 no that is only anatolian farmers, yamnaya people came from pontic steppe

[@rsguastalla5370]

A Estás medio loco no es nada cierto lo que decís primero que hay eso por todas partes del mundo inclusive a canta Fidel valle Tucumán Argentina hay uno hay Perú el ojo del Sara es esto nada más que mucho más grande lo hizo la Luna cuando fue atrapada por la tierra deja de mentir llámame si no entiendes yo te voy a explicar bien ningún humano hizo eso no se crean que había gente superior nada inclusive hay uno cerca de ese lugar que está enterrado en una laguna porque cuando había variación de presión entonces Stonehenge caían

[@rsguastalla5370]

Lo de la isla de Pascua en los muelles es igual que esto nada más que ahí lo tallaron bueno llámame porque me cansé de explicar no digan más cosas que no son ciertas

[@theogamer2219]

I think they made this video way more dramatic than it needed to be

[@danielwebber4953]

Americans for you

[@DavesRange]

@@danielwebber4953 America is #1

[@notusedexer]

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[@Tiffiany]

Yeah, I'm only 1 minute in and I feel as such

[@serenabee9928]

@@danielwebber4953 Americaaaa fvck yeahhhh

[@tendimeload7317]

It never ceases to amaze me that the myth that the Celts had anything to do with the construction of Stonehenge is propagated.It was built thousands of years before the Celtic culture ever reached England.

[@reneesantiago6496]

Its all just contradictory nonsense! I just watched a documentary on the history channel claiming the complete opposite of this documentary. The history channel claimed Stonehenge and surrounding structures were all done by celtic pageans.

[@shawkorror]

there is no "the celtic culture" any more than there is a "european" culture or "african" culture. There were cultures that we lump together in history 'cos they had a few things in common.

[@TorontoGuy]

Stonehenge is the remains of a giant game board built and used by giant rock beings who lived here before the dinosaurs. It's a kind of giant rock being chessboard.

[@colico14]

Probably.

[@Gaia_Gaistar]

This video makes it sound way cooler than it really is. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYaUl2OVn8tpd6c

[@morho9422]

it's a rotunda for a brass band. a neolithic gift to the people of the bronze age.

[@alexdavinci9533]

Back to square one: we don't know squat about Stonehenge.

[@123456wasp]

Alex da Vinci stupid comment! 🍺😎👍

[@JuanitaLRL]

People who know the real Truth about who was living/visiting England 2000 years ago Are Few

[@rothschildkilledjfk6237]

Now lift the 600 ton stone 12 feet in the air and place it on top of another one

[@rothschildkilledjfk6237]

@Jeremy Kirkpatrick Ok my little snowflake go back to ur queen and ur Nazi Rothschild shit hole u come from. You plonker.

[@Stefan-iy7kt]

Jlilli Reid 1

[@applescruff1969]

I love Stonehenge because it's proof our ancestors were just as smart as we are, they just didn't have the technology we do.

[@randyfemrite7525]

They did have motivation, what inspired it over so many years keeps me mystified.

[@PapaBrejj]

I only live about an hour away and had never been, so we went today and I've left with even more questions. I never realised, and this documentary would like to gloss over the fact that, there are male joints on the upright stones and female joints on the horizontal stones - but doesn't that mean you'd have to lift the horizontal stones even higher into the air, whilst keeping them horizontal, for their female joints to slot into the vertical male joints? You would need a crane (or some vertical lifting device) otherwise you'd have to raise all 3 joined stones together in 1 go which would be almost 100 tons, completely ilogical. The information plaques around the site are actually quite funny; 1 states that the Curcus (ONCE believed to be a Roman chariot race track and they never changed the name?) Its an EARTH CHANNEL not even Stonehenge, it's a couple hundred metres away. It says scientist have calculated it would take these 'farmers' 40,000 hours to complete. That's 1666.67 days or 4.56 years of continuous work 24 hours a day... so did these 'Farmers' not have to farm? If only 1 of the earth excavations took that long, how long would it have taken to construct Stonehenge? Thats not even including Barrows - which supposedly are comprised of 15 football fields worth of excavated earth. What was the life expectancy 6000+ years ago? What was the population of Britain back then? Were there just thousands of blokes knocking about with nothing better to do ready to all chip in to build a druid clubhouse? And why did they all cooperate so seamlessly? There's no evidence of a ruler commissioning this site. Kings pay for castles, Popes pay for Cathedrals and you'd presume whoever did want Stonehenge built would closely guard it due to the raw cost back then of assembling it and its religious/ceremonial value. You'd think they wouldn't just let anyone be buried on their sacred expensive site of worship. I thought daily survival would be quite the challenge back then, yet these people possibly dedicated the majority if not all of their time into the construction of this site... and still had the daily coloric intake to drag 10s of 40 ton rocks 20 + miles away and then raised them in their 3 stone assembly due to the rocks male and female joints? Is it so hard to admit we haven't got a fucking clue who did it, when they did it, how they did it, and why would they go to such monumental lengths to do it?

[@charlesrenniemacki]

I live in Amesbury - just a mile or 2 from Stonehenge. There used to be a pub here called The Druids. I was sat outside it one day with a pint and a few friends and an American tourist couple walked by and the man said to his wife 'Hey, honey, look! That must be where the druids live!'

[@bilgeratjim]

Kinda like my wife's Brit friend who came to our Ontario home in Canada and asked to see our igloo. I told her global warming got it.

[@pitn6301]

Charles Edward Renshaw u know then that henge was builded before 60 years?

[@raizelm1578]

Charles Edward Renshaw I remember that Pub..is it gone now?? I was last there in 1999!

[@raizelm1578]

Pit N yes, back in the 1950's.My mum's older brother was one of the Army engineers who worked on the project.

[@pamdadragongamingnu5327]

Read the book about where is Stonehenge the druids didn't use the Stonehenge

[@irenaholc3990]

Maybe it's time that we finally recognize that ancients weren't that "primitive". Of course they weren't. It's so easy to say they couldn't do it cause they didn't have modern technology. We don't know how to build anything without modern tools. Teamwork and effort was the technology of ancient people. Use what you have.

[@shanea131]

"Are you pulling"? "No, I was pushing on these ropes'. LMAO

[@Evolutionaryfreed]

(I should of listened to the whole video before commenting but I won’t delete as there are many good points)The druids were not around when the site was first used over 10 thousand years ago. They most probably used it but thousands of years after it’s first use. The Druids were driven away by the Romans and made extinct. The whole area, miles of landscape make this place special not just the stones. The blue stones were what made this place different from other stone circles like Avebury. The Sarsons were added many many many years later and it’s been reused over the course of time as man went from hunter gatherers to settled communities. The South Downs have hundreds of hill forts in its area and many round barrows and even earlier long barrow grave sites. The Avenue leading from the river Avon to site is on a natural glacial ridge and is aligned with the Solstices. Recently they found that it was doctored to fit the summer solstice and from its previous winter solstice lines which shows the change in worship from the moon to the sun. I believe that the site was used as a hospital for the elite of the tribes and they used the blue stones as talismans to heal the afflicted as there were hundreds of shards of blue stone chips found around the site. I haven’t explained myself too great here but you get the gist of what I am trying to say.

[@philmccartney3214]

I have a couple of theories of my own...One is that during the particular time period when Stonehenge was built, it was probably designed by an ancient ruler/dictator who had an idea to have a "castle" of sorts built so that it could signify his place of leadership. The faithful servants/slaves were the ones who were tasked to build this thing. And, it probably wasn't until this ruler/dictator died of either natural causes... was killed in battle... or perhaps even killed by his own people, that it ultimately put an end to this thing being finished. Also keep in mind that these people didn't have any so-called 9 to 5 jobs that they went to either... THIS was their job! And, they did what was needed to survive. Plus, they were incredibly strong and fit (because they needed to be), and more than likely many of them didn't live beyond the age of 30. My other theory is that as they were building Stonehenge, they didn't have a complete understanding of how they were going to construct a roof. Once the people who were building it realized their construction idea was turning into a total failure, they simply abandoned the project and walked away.

[@mushroomz6298]

Sounds like me… when I’m on Minecraft.

[@dominicseanmccann6300]

Mmm like they didn't have the wheel or pack animals. All them circles & no one thought of the wheel. Writing maths. Try any large construction project without plans. End up with no roof...😆

[@19atiq98]

teamwork built stonehenge

[@onthewall119]

lol I wanna know what teamwork can lift 40 tons of rock

[@sonofherne]

+Diederik Gunnink no, the big stones are 40 tons...but there are bigger stone monuments, one stone at nearby Avebury is almost 100 tons. One in Spain and one in Ireland weigh over 140 tons. Log rollers or sledges and 200-500 men can pull these stones.

[@gehtdianschasau8372]

And the power of love, or hate, or more likely a mixture of both. "Dear stonhenge keep my family safe, and make the tax collectors dick rot off", or so.

[@jackwatsonepic626]

You've got to think in them days they had nothing else to do but spend their lives building a monument for whatever reason they had in them days in our days we would rather be on the internet or watching telly (sky)) or playing ROBLOX or even watching Netflix or whatever lol things were different then and you only need to go to Rome in Italy to see that they can build structures like that without the modern cranes and stuff and Stonehenge was supposed to be thousands of years before the Roman Empire

[@smallies7154]

and cranes

[@shady4091]

The comments here mystify me more than Stonehenge... Love how everyone has their own opinion on how it was made that they're claiming as fact. None of you know shit, stop acting like you do.

[@alexduke5402]

shady4091 it was clearly aliens

[@blankstares4355]

you could say the same for the "academic scholars" theories they put forth in the video. they are making huuuge assertions based on their own whimsical notion's of what ancient peoples were like

[@karthik281188able]

There is question raised that how were those blue stones brought from several miles to stonehenge site. It could have been nearer during the time of construction. The distance could have been increased due to displacement caused by movement of tectonic plates. This is a theory which proposed the formation of continents as how they are now and formation of mountains like Himalayas

[@cheekymonkey3929]

when I was little I had the privilege of being able to walk amongst the stones. My dad showed me where his birthday fell as he's born on the solstice.. wouldn't it be great if all our children could share in such wonder and walk amongst our islands treasures.

[@dan6151]

while stone henge may be ancient, it was reconstructed multiple times such as in the 1920s and 1950s... it's not incomprehensible that the modern restorers infused their own personal liberties in how they wanted it to be reconstructed... it's a tourist attraction after all.

[@DavyRo]

It wasn't 100% totally restored

[@gordonquigg9389]

What i would like the scientists to discover or theorize on, is why the blue rock was so important to have to have been used for certain parts ot the structure, and why the other more local rock was used for its other purpose. That facinates me, and may have something to do with why they made stonehenge the way they did. I think it has something major to do with their intent or values at that time. Because they might or could have been able to make all of stonehenge out of the local rock in the area, but why go through all that effort for the blue rock?

[@MikesPikes]

Seriously, they need to go easy on the transitions in this video. All the sudden zooming, canting, spinning, turning, etc. make it rather frustrating to watch. But yeah, Stonehenge is interesting.

[@Ireallylikeeggs]

You are completely correct. This was goddamn agonizing to watch.

[@pencilme1n]

Try watching "Diners, Drive inns and Dives"

[@Ireallylikeeggs]

@@pencilme1n why on Earth would I do such a thing to myself

[@notusedexer]

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[@annettehunter9743]

I stopped watching it after 4 mins. Gives me a headache

[@racesmith3075]

At 30:39ish, someone helping with the boat has awesome English wit! I love his calm and biting comment that " no, he was pushing on these ropes" Soo funny

[@HorseJouster]

I can't believe how bad the camera work and editing was on this film! I mean really, you think flashing screens back and forth and spinning around is impressive?? What, is the editor 12? Or just trying to trigger seizures?

[@gabrielmarini6509]

it's an f-ing pile of rocks, man. you're on a production team going through days in hours of footage of f-ing rocks.

[@eddieds312]

It's a 15 year old program that originally aired on history channel. What do you expect it didn't cost you anything to watch it.

[@BorderlineNOS]

the intro was enough for me... clicked out at 1:11

[@chriscasseday7707]

Both!

[@Ferrexx]

it was an older trick that was used with much success in television. but like most modern, fast paced things, they have moved on. this was the norm for a lot of different forms of television.

[@Torahboy1]

Hands up who remembers when the Nation Geographic made REAL, interesting documentaries??

[@theogamer2219]

I don't think anyone does

[@sampielouw]

By my observations Ive concluded that there is definitely similarities in design and building materials to the more recent guidestones in Gorgea also shrowded in secrecy

[@tww1981]

the georga guidestones have to do with " the new world order And the great rest " !

[@davidboyce8121]

Who built Stonehenge? Stonehenge is linked to the global copper traders of the Beaker Culture linked to western Lake Superior. Genetically the Great Lake native population is linked to the hills of the Galillee area most probably the Armi who constructed Kish -Sumeria. Sumer[sett] are settlers from Kish Sumer which became Somerset. They also had the Kish Stock Ewen[Saskatchewan River named after them. The Ka-tep-ba in Egyptian became Katepwa River Valley now called the Qu'Appelle River valley which was the ancient water route into what later became Valhalla-Wallhalla. It's entrance way marker was West Stonehenge called Saskan Stoons[Saxon Stones]. William Blake shows it on his red headed woman painting of Jerusalem by the Elbow. The anagram code in the four lines stating 'Bring me' are of mom Byddug[Queen Boudicca] being buried at the Dog Head. He calls it Elbow ring. It was investigated by Prof. Eldon Johnson who located the squared Sarcsen stones that the English gov't pushed over the rim of the valley when Diefenbaker Lake was constructed by the Grand Lodge of London Mason-Knights Templar who hold the Crown of England-Chancery in trust to me as of a result of a World Court Study and ruling. The bible legally starts and ends at the Dog Head. Luke --1:53-- and Psalms 104:25 internet sacred texts polyglot bible show 'At Liberty' as Psalm 104 has a legal layline in it that starts at Moses Lake Wash. State through Iceland to Vesteralen Norway and the City of the Gods, the Elohim. The first site in Stonehenge's parking lot was linked to Norway. Stonehenge was centered using the triangular number 153 which gives exact dates and Stonehenge is a global mortuary reincarnation temple of the dead. 17 is in three sides of this triangular number foe 17+17+17 =51 for 51 Lat. The Dog Head marks Vinland in North America. Use 2002 google images for the Dog Head which will show you the gates to heaven, below this field is the ancient buried star map found by satellites using a process to find underground gravel deposits. This map overturns all of English history and your university system as a complete fraud. Jesus Christ used Stonehenge as he was educated in Druidal universities and lived most of his live at Tewkton- River Tone named after Tek Tone or global metal trader artisan smelters, engravers etc. Another English lie as your country is controlled by a Satanic Cult, 17x9=153, the 17 splits for 7 10, so Jesus was born 7BC 10 9, centre of Stonehenge figures Lat 51.10.73 = 7 10 153, Second Christ and Prophet Abraham is from Centre of Stonehenge adding Long 1.4957 7 10 1953 '51'.'47' CD Eric Clapton Reptile is located at 51.47 Lat Dellwood Reservoir Dam and you will see the dragon-serpent of Rev 12 straight north of the Dog Head near a large potash mine. So 317x9=2853 is 3 7 10 2853BC birth of Pharaoh Hotep Boethos II Thinis Egypt, first man in a six part reincarnation next Abraham -King David- Jesus Christ- Prince Madog ap Owain Gwynedd -Jesus Christ David Duane Boyce found at birth. I was endorsed by USA as well worldwide as the Second Christ based more on aptitude rating as I am part Elohim. So Pharaoh Hotep was a ka tep ba mortuary soul priest and these were the ones along with the Elohim from Vesteralen who constructed the stone structures at Stonehenge which is a real reincarnation temple for the dead. Christ =RC shit or shit lost souls Roman Catholic-Christian souls who go to the pit at Lake Baikal when they die thanks to your church clergy. A copy of the Star Map is all every Christian, Hebrew, Muslim needs to go to heaven through the Second Christ as heaven is ran by the Elohim. Eric Patrick Clapton =Craik plant crop cite, as I was born in Craik Sask by Stairway to Heaven and Eric's name contains Crop circle, Clapton =Top Clan =Plant CO, oc=153 is what the Elohim want the Dog Head- Star Map named. Top clan , Cream, Beatles, Plant Co is Led Zeppelin who all used the Dog Head in their songs and have anagram codes with me in them. Many of this clan are reincarnated Culdee monks like me. Madog is buried at Pelican Pointe across from Regina Beach on Messianic Jerusalem Lake= All see me Jesus, I Craik man'. 'U Moose Jaw Messianic Jerusalem ?= Mooseianic Jawrusalem, Me Jesus' south of the Dog Head. Wikipedia has changed the center figures of Stonehenge to cover this up. I am a registered historical archeologist from Sask. and the legal Second Christ and legal half brother of Eric Patrick Clapton born in Ripley. I was credited with finding an underground star cluster map at the Stairway to Heaven Dog Head at the Big Arm Last Mountain Lake Sask Canada by Liberty Sask. When you watch any videos on Stonehenge and they do not show the centre as 51.10.73 Lat and 1.4957 Long, then they are hiding west Stonehenge's destruction by the Mason- Knights Templar who own the crown. It was located at 51.10.73 Lat and 106.46.22 Long north of Elbow Saskatchewan Canada and west of the Stonehenge Dog Head at the Big Arm Last Mountain Lake. The centre positioning of Stonehenge cane be found by 105.3 Long intersecting with 51.10.73 Lat, slightly east, using 666 and 2853, locking it in with a huge white position in the soil. This shows you who built Stonehenge.

[@poptones2000]

In ancient times, Hundreds of years before the dawn of history Lived a strange race of people, the Druids No one knows who they were or what they were doing But their legacy remains Hewn into the living rock, of Stonehenge Stonehenge! Where the demons dwell Where the banshees live and they do live well Stonehenge! Where a man's a man And the children dance to the Pipes of Pan Hey! Stonehenge! 'Tis a magic place Where the moon doth rise with a dragon's face Stonehenge! Where the virgins lie And the prayers of devils fill the midnight sky And you my love, won't you take my hand? We'll go back in time to that mystic land Where the dew drops cry and the cats meow I will take you there, I will show you how Oh! And oh how they danced The little children of Stonehenge Beneath the haunted moon For fear that daybreak might come too soon And where are they now? The little people of Stonehenge And what would they say to us? If we were here, tonight

[@helenhall517]

I'm not a believer in mysticism or any of that stuff, and in fact I mocked people for talking about Stonehenge but when I went there, there really is .... something. I know now why people are vague about what that "something" is but go there and feel it for yourself. It's almost physical what you can feel there, like there's a presence surrounding you. I know I sound like some hippy typing this but you go there and experience it for yourself.

[@ithila6712]

I agree. I had similar reservations until i actually stood in the center of Stonehenge in August of 1999 and experienced a sunset. There definitely is "something" there outside of the ordinary and YES you do feel a sort of awareness. I had my own experience but I don't talk about it because most of the people I know would think I sound like a total nutter.

[@ikiapitai4203]

Helen Hall maybe its all the dark energy you're feeling from all the massacres and sacrifices that happened? i really wish that one day i get a chance to travel over and experience there.. but honestly, maybe that feeling was all the souls that hadn't left that place for thousands of years..

[@holdinmcgroin8639]

Helen Hall I got groped by some fucking Celtic ghost.

[@clivedavies5618]

+iki apitai Hi lki. l don't think there's any "Dark Energy" there and no evidence for massacres or large scale human sacrifice. Atmoshere is hampered by the hideous car park, fences, charges and official supervison plus the endless circling of visitors. Remember Stoehenge is a Solar temple and has absolutely nothing to do with the Druids. For tangible atmosphere go to nearby Avebury, and for a really disturbing experience try Knowlton Henge in Cranborne Chase, Dorset. As Helen says, come & visit, discover and decide for yourself. Best Wishes, Clive

[@sonofherne]

+Clive Davies You do know the carpark is now a mile up the road lol? Of course there has to be supervision with a million people plus per year. Ever seen the pix of Stonehenge in the 'good old days' with its graffiti and erosive floor of rubble? Every stone in the circle is damaged by man; scans show that clearly.

[@Louie-q2x]

Dreamt about Stonehenge once and it was basically a meeting place each "king and tribe" had their own stone that was put their by their ancestors. Huge markets and trade, thats all i remember

[@abracabadass]

This video feels like it was made specifically to be played on a rolling tv brought in for a classroom of American middle schoolers. Just the vibe.

[@babyrazor6887]

why build Stonehenge? was a question I asked myself 50 some years ago. I concluded they built it to reset their calendar because sometime before that they had lost track. Something had blocked the sky and the stars for such a period of time they had lost track of the cycle. And one day when the skies cleared and the stars twinkled once again they resolved to never loose time again. A calendar of such proportions that even if they should perish time would not be lost again.

[@customsongmaker]

My pet theory is that the sky was completely obscured by clouds before The Flood. Like you said, it would explain the people's reverence for the stars and the sun.

[@DoctorCymraeg]

Fun fact, Stonehenge in Welsh is CÔR Y CEWRI - The Choir of Giants

[@TonyEnglandUK]

Another fun fact. There are 1,302 other stone circles in the U.K. One in Cumbria, Northwest England, is called *_"Giant's Grave."_*

[@writerNB]

thanks for sharing: "choir of giants" reminds me of singing stones... when the stones vibrate at a certain pitch, I wonder if energy is focused in a certain way? (i studied the reconstructions of stonehenge): looks like a focusing device > (4 rings... 2 circular, 2 horseshoe shaped). peace. thanks for reading.

[@YourFirst100k]

Enjoyed the edit!

[@rodyates1]

I believe we should consider the possibility that blocks of ice were used to make transport easier. They would have left no evidence, whereas they would have needed lots of containers to accumulate fat and carry it for grease. Maybe, transportation was easier when waterways were frozen? Ice would have been more buoyant than log boats, and easier to load, on land. Perhaps the ice was formed in trenches, and when loaded, the soil was removed to allow the whole thing to slip, or float, towards the water crossing.? Logs or rushes, embedded in the ice would have given compressive and even tensile strength. Blocks of ice, cut from the nearby waterway could help large stones, on sleds perhaps, slip over other blocks of ice. The erections could have been divided into seasonal episodes. Even lifting the stone lintels may have just been a matter of leverage and accumulating rubble beneath. Counter balancing can ne amazing to achieve this.

[@jorgeiv804]

in my own opinion, ancient astronauts built stonehenge because of its accuracy

[@t00by00zer]

Not ancient astronauts . . . ancient humans. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eILQe4OOaq2ardU

[@jonnyurch7242]

In ancient times, hundreds of years before the dawn of history lived a strange race of people, the druids. No one knows who they were or what they were doing, but their legacy remains, hewn into the living rock, of Stonehenge.

[@Allworldsk1]

Druids didn't build it though

[@craigmorgan4338]

That boat launching was absolutely hilarious I don't know if it was intentional or not but it was like an episode of top gear hahahaha

[@andrewsimpson3030]

Yes it was that guy looked dum lol yelling at everyone the hole boat thing was gay him sitting in his chair lol

[@MarkTitus420]

All the recent advancements in technology and we still aren't as good as our ancestors. How could it be that with all of our heavy equipment as well as electronics we can't even come close to being able to replicate either Stonehenge or even the Egyptian Pyramids? Our ancestors did everything with bare hands and muscle power and that's it.

[@rongeotom6]

Stonehenge is much much older. This film is a load of tosh. People have been sniffing under it since its origins where long forgotten. The antler is just a digging tool so to carbon date it is a wee bit daft

[@thephilosophersstonebook8223]

I do not think it was built by sheer muscle power, probably the same technology that was used to build the pyramids. I believe that stonehenge was a place where alchemy was practiced.

[@rc1983]

This amazingly incredible structure just ushers modern generation to be humble.

[@Momcat_maggiefelinefan]

From the first time I was a photo of it when I was a kid, I wanted to see Stonehenge. Finally got to see it in 1984. I have two large framed copies of my henge photos hanging in my living room. Folks always ask where I got the lovely “posters”. Great place, fascinating considering the age of the structure. Wish I’d seen Woodhenge too … it’s larger and, I think, older.

[@JuanPyro]

As interesting as this site is, Hagar Qim and Mnajdra in Malta are older and offer more insight into the pre-historic rituals. History is amazing!

[@Monkforilla]

Who said Stonehenge was for rituals ? We don’t know what it was for

[@JuanPyro]

@@MonkforillaSuch buildings wouldn't have been built for chilling or accommodation. In the case of Malta, the amount found and the items found inside indicate that they were used for rituals. The case with Stonehenge could be different but I doubt that they would have went through all of that effort for something irrelevant. The biggest buildings in the past were always temples or royal palaces.

[@SoowhatDk]

This song fits right in here :-) Ylvis - Stonehenge (cover) Lauritz Boe - Soo What?

[@kute940]

Dope upload 😍

[@DizzyDez613]

33:52 To quote a famous movie; I think you’re gonna need a bigger boat.

[@pamelalc63]

On the contrary, England's most ancient mystery is the Queen.

[@robinbaker464]

Hahahaaaaaa!

[@kiki29073]

Prince Phillip?

[@azazelzel6954]

Yes, we should look up the Royals, Prince Charles and Prince Andrew are a shining example to us all!

[@bethbartlett5692]

Pamela Carter Baaaaaaa! And there were no ancient Brittans, they were English!

[@camorinbatchelder6514]

Beth Bartlett the Britons were historically the original Celtic inhabitants of Britain, or Ynys Prydwen, as they called it. The Germanic Angles, Saxons, Jutes and Frisians came later. We call them the English today. This is why the fictional hero Arthur is called the King of the Britons, instead of the English (the latter of whom invaded and conquered Britain thousands of years after Stonehenge was constructed).

[@ashwadhwani]

You can't even tell who built the Georgia guidestones lol

[@souljafalyfe77]

The nephilim actually were intelligent

[@TheFame5000]

Obviously there is a missing civilization that history has forgotten or doesn’t realize existed. This missing civilization had access to tools and technology that surpasses the ones in our times.

[@FreeFlow__]

There is nothing obvious. Its just speculation

[@carljensen5730]

Why is it that when you are "re-creating" something from thousands of years ago, you use a crane to lift the heavy stone?

[@spreddyreds9408]

Me, it was my building block toy set when I was a kid. :-)

[@Tappit333]

I feel sorry for the staff at Stonehenge who have to lift all the stones when the clocks go back

[@verifiedgentlemanbug]

lmao

[@uniquesuperheromovies2548]

Greetings I am Mycarion Skystones and I give Stonehenge my blessing 💯😇

[@manwgr8handsnca]

Looking back I noticed that glacier's could be removed in chunks(Ice Cube Size). Then build a boat that rides on the cube. Ice over land?or icey Terrain .?especially wetlands. ... ?

[@johnwray9890]

the Nephilim?

[@altareggo]

lol funny one!

[@johnjoole2258]

Nephelim fallen angles have high technology there skipper

[@CaseyWinehouse]

Man their boat expert didn’t know shit about loading that rock. I bet all those volunteers were like “Ya know what, lose my phone number.”

[@xtkfpv5306]

Did anyone ever consider that maybe Human beings were not the only beings building things on this planet in ancient times. There are many writen manuscripts from ancient cultures all around the world that talk of other worldly beings co-existing with man on this planet. The Norse and greeks called them gods, Hindu's refer to them as Anunnake, The Christian Bible called them Nephelim or the sons of God. When I look at stonehenge I see the foundation of a launching pad for space craft. The reason it is astrologically aligned is a practical one for a space travler. It not only provided a stable platform to store and or launch space craft, but determined the proper time window to launch an intetsteller mission. Usually the simplest explanation is the correct one, even if it contradicts main stream academia. There is simply no reason to believe that ancient man was running around building huge monolythic pyrimids, cities, oblisks etc around the world, requiring complex mathmatical computations, structural anlysis, stone cutting and moving skills, when the only lived to be 40 yrs old and spent most of there time hunting and gathering to live and feed there families. I don't care how many slaves they had, or how much those slave loved there kings, there is no practical reason other than vanity that a king would even attempt a project like that in those days. Vanity does not build solid stone monolythic structures, power tools and advanced technology do. So I am sorry but but my BS meter is pegging out when I hear main stream acedemics OPINIONS on how, why, when,who build stonehenge.

[@ShiivGaming]

Stonehenge is actually a secret dungeon filled with Starmen and Atomic Power Robots. Any decent historian would know this.

[@eccmassive9641]

+Sam Shiiv Hahaha Obviously!!!

[@blankstares4355]

think i saw a movie about that once

[@HILLBILLYSFIREWOOD]

Old landing site for the mother ship..

[@whiteeyedshadow8423]

yur joking right?

[@DanielleFerreira-uk9yt]

Mikail Imthiyaz not even a little bit

[@ripjaw105]

What's the purpose of Stonehenge? A giant granite birthday cake? Or a prison far too easy to escape?

[@SROD_559]

Excalibur lays underneath the ground

[@notusedexer]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZTSmHtpbL1rjpY

[@kelliepatrick519]

Fascinating topic and good narration, but nearly impossible to watch. The continual jump or cut scenes, the flashing still photos....did they use every transition on Microsoft Movie Maker? Had to put it on a back tab and just listen to it.

[@XrpAndy]

“Fortunately we found some foresters cutting down a huge tree that cost probably 10k in wood and they just gave it to us”

[@RoKsTa9]

I drive past stonehenge every week. They actually charge you to look at it ! I think this is disgusting !

[@sonofherne]

+James Wilson how do you suppose it is maintained? And you're perfectly welcome to look at it from the field. If there wasn't toilets, facilities, maintenance people to pick up visitors'' strewn rubbish, first aiders present and people to make sure the idiot populace didn't DO things to it (as they did in the past) it would be shut off TOTALLY from behind a big fence as to supply all that costs MONEY. It is now also a charity.

[@RoKsTa9]

+sonofherne good point actually, didn't see it like that.

[@eddieds312]

Really? That's fucked up man

[@jamiehowarth3570]

As a local to the the stones they cause many accidents and yes you got to pay to go walk in a field and look at some stones it's a joke

[@Ferrislilly]

Lol

[@davidnuspus]

okay ancient egypt carried the blocks to built the pyramids for over 1000 of years ago...then why is it so unbelievable that these people bult stonhedge?....

[@shaundee3277]

Stonehenge was built before the pyramids of giza.. In future try watching the video before commenting or you may make yourself look stupid

[@NewtVervich]

Shaun Dee No it was not. Stone henge and the great pyramids of giza were built around the same millennium. The pyramids come from old kingdom egypt around 2600-2100 BC, and went through multiple iterations over succeeding generations of pharaohs cumulating in the great pyramids of giza. However the new kingdom decided to go with tombs instead because pyramids made looting the dead too easy and egyptians didn't want their pharoah's graves disturbed by gold grabbing thieves. Stonehenge comes from around 2500-1600 BC and was actually part of a greater complex of structures in the area that including the likes of wood henge and various burial mounds. A basic google search can show this. Pyramids: www.google.com/search?q=when+were+the+pyramids+made&oq=when+were+the+pyramids+made&aqs=chrome..69i57.4199j0j4&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=119&ie=UTF-8#q=when+were+the+pyramids+made Stonehenge: www.google.com/search?q=when+were+the+pyramids+made&oq=when+were+the+pyramids+made&aqs=chrome..69i57.4199j0j4&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=119&ie=UTF-8#q=when+was+stone+henge+made However megalithic structures have been made that were found to be over ten thousand years old. Look up "Gobleki Tepe" for a example of such prehistoric megalithic structure.

[@davidnuspus]

i still cant se, why stonhedge is so unrealisticly not man -made...the pyramids are a thousand times more complex than some big rocks standing next to each other....and whatever sience will discover, we still never will know for real what happened in those times...who knows if there were civilasiones that were much more developed than us...the fact is, that since only humans have ever lived on this planet, they built the pyramides, stone hedge and everything..

[@mannyperez28]

Solveig Nielsen the sirian alien race helped build the pyramids of giza of Egypt they thought the Egyptians advanced stuff and advanced engineering and architecture that's why te Egyptians are so advanced

[@mannyperez28]

Solveig Nielsen the tuantha de danann elven race built stonehenge they were a real elven race they were here way before the flood and thousands and thousands of years ago if you don't believe me look it up on Google search up the tuantha de danann elven race and it's going to tell you everything about them

[@DIOSpeedDemon]

We have to look at the Big Picture and ask ourselves, Why? this was built? Why did they need it? Why was it so Important? A much smaller wood structure would have done the same thing in the same configuration, why stone? It is a Great Mystery? I hope to go see it one day. A fascinating Structure. Respects,

[@biancaramirez5788]

How long until these professional people understand that Stonehenge was built as a lunar calendar and a star tracking device? The solar calendar is different than the lunar calendar and this difference has since ancient times, been used for not only harvest and plenty but disaster and famine.

[@shotty2164]

Bro they didn’t even have wheels when it was built, they didn’t know shit about astronomy back then.

[@raymondmorales9923]

Never underestimate man kind

[@NickY-zj1wi]

The people in England before those Roman bastards conquered them probably had at least oral traditions of how it was created.

[@keithrichards9034]

Erections are done orally, normally.

[@helenhall517]

Keith Richards lmao, I was just going to type something like that!

[@MarkTitus420]

Nick Y How was the most superior and technologically advanced ancient civilization bastards?

[@horsepower523]

Nick Y Yeah I'm sure the ancient Britons had lots of oral traditions and they most likely practiced them on Romans too lol.

[@rolnaashchstories]

I switched on the subtitles.... biggest mistake ever. Now i cannot watch this without giggling.

[@charmer399]

It was built and balanced by Et's that's why its so mathematically perfect and precise, without any cement, grout, or cranes..

[@GiulianoStroeOficial]

It was another way, very easy

[@quadpuss1]

I live 10 miles from the henge and have been there many times, if you think that 2 log boats could cross the Bristol channel, think again my friend, it's a shipwreck hotspot

[@nickisnyder3450]

its a graveyard....bones were found there....& yes had some religious significance to them as well. The amazing thing to me is that we still use stones to mark where we buried the dead (tombstones) & we generally bury the dead near our churches. Not much has changed.

[@SlayersGaming]

Here's a question. Stonehenge was a monumental feat. Why was it never written in the history books of Britain?

[@cronchcrunch]

Because the Britons did not have a writing system?

[@davidhood8598]

too late i've read the book stonehenge written by Bernard Cornwell, though fiction it is a well reshearched story and gives a very realistic method {far better than mainstream research } of how the blue stones were carried from wales to site, in fact it could almost be used as a text book on prehistoric construction methods, well worth a read.

[@brucebehnke3227]

The nephilium giants where only ones strong enough strength to lift stones ! 🤔

[@paulm283]

yup its theonly way

[@lostinspacerobinson1527]

My thoughts also...

[@spencermeeks3533]

Built in 1893 lol its fake research😂

[@lissaleggs4136]

Neanderthal...

[@brucebehnke3227]

@Aaron Dill i didnt know that stone was magnetic ! 🤔Hummmm!??& what supported the magnet???🤔

[@IsaacsLiam]

They say the obvious question about the stone from Wales is How? My first question would be Why? Why not use local stone?

[@jasontroy4723]

Who built this ? Over the years we have moved and refitted this structure 6 times since its original discovery . how was it built well Dam off the area fill it with water float the stones to the site hence float the stones into position . Remove the water and dismantle the massive dam structure move the scrap away bingo Stonehenge stands alone . I Don't know how it was constructed but that's my opinion with out any machines how else would one move large stone slabs ? They did the similar process to build the pyramids . Cheers

[@lawneymalbrough4309]

It's truely amazing what can be done with primitive technology. We of the modern age do not know the potentisl of real manpower.

[@Gaia_Gaistar]

lol kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYaUl2OVn8tpd6c

[@kelliepatrick519]

The 'modern age' invented technology so we didn't have to use that much manpower. It's not that people don't know what manpower is.

[@FreeFlow__]

Nobody knows which civilization made it. The potential for a far more advanced one than ours is here.

[@lexisl3231]

So... You're telling me that he was cross eyed?!

[@cheekymonkey3929]

he wears glasses😂

[@Fox1nDen]

the stones would have been moved quickly on rolling tree trunks or logs of various sizes expertly managed to take them from quarry to henge site. then they built wood henge to honor the logs that had helped them to build stonehenge. wood henge was not a precursor to stonehenge, it was set up after they didn't need to use them for moving the stones any more. Believing that all things are alive, they of course would want to honor the logs for their help. Wood henge was made from the rolling logs used to move the stones. it would have taken a large group of people to pick up logs after stones had passed over them to position them in front of the stones in the direction they were moving. they didn't have wheels but they had rolling logs. the trackways between standing stone monuments were leveled by the rolling logs. some cause ways built over the marshes were made of logs.

[@mikealnsnesr39]

Fox1nDen

[@Bubberts79]

Experimental archaeology has shown that the rolling log theory does not work.

[@DrFumesta]

A log can only handle a few thousand pounds of stone load before it snaps. Sorry. Try again.

[@danielnystrom7310]

Lift a 40 ton stone 4 meters up in the air... all people in England needed to do that. More likely they made a ramp around it to drop the standing stones in holes, then buried the stones up to top of them, dragged the cross laying stones on top and removed the soil ramp again. Either that or aliens...

[@jasonreynolds3903]

Motivations for building Stonehenge @ 38:05

[@phaedrus9799]

"We cheated with modern tools." That's the key sentence of this documentary. The only reasonable part of the theory of the construction of Stonehenge that is presented here is the boat segment. The other parts take for granted the use of modern tools and methods that did not exist at the time. Notice all of the smooth and regular surfaces on those wooden pieces? No. Didn't happen. If you want to fashion a good theory of the construction, you have to use bronze age tools and methods for the entire project, to discover all of the challenges that the builders faced. Cheating with shortcuts is stupid in modern reconstructions, and as a result often assumes that these people back in the day were stupid as well. Don't you think they would have quickly discovered the most practical ways to accomplish their tasks? They had to use a lot of time and effort to move those stones. We shouldn't insult them by not even bothering to go to the trouble of using their technology -at EVERY single step- to accomplish their task. Otherwise we're just wasting our time. At least the modern humans doing the reenactment of the placement of the stones have connected their timbers with ropes, and not nails, in this reconstruction. Nails were not around at the time- at least ones strong and smooth enough to hold together giant timbers. I have not heard an acceptable theory of how ropes would have been made in England at that time, but lets assume that strips of leather would have done the job. Why would those people go to the enormous effort of building a wooden scaffold with primitive tools- which would have to be laboriously cut, then fastened together with notching and tying-- when they could do something much simpler: Create a very long ramp of compacted earth, with a far more gradual slope than the wooden structure presented here. The wooden ramp theory doesn't take into account the likelihood that imperfections in the construction of a wooden ramp would have led to fatal stresses at key points, resulting in the failure of the entire structure. When that happened the first time, the builders would have been rather disappointed- imagine what they would have felt like when the same thing inevitably happened for the 10th time. It's a MUCH better idea to pile your way up, then dig the earth away at the end to return the grade to the level of the surrounding plain. The other key flaw in all the reconstructions is that the idea that bronze age people could have made smooth and regular faces on their wooden skids. That is a MAJOR assumption that has not been proven - at least not in this documentary. Even with animal grease as a lubricant, the wooden timbers would have to have been polished with sanding stones; they could not have been milled to be anything like perfectly smooth and flat-sided modern boards. Assuming that only one surface had to be smooth, how would this have been accomplished? There were no saws. The surface would have to be created by chipping away bits of the wood, which would have left a very irregular surface. Imperfections in the ragged surface would have vastly increased the friction between the stone and the "sled rails" on which the stone was dragged by the the people who moved it. The moving of the rocks was much more likely accomplished by affixing them to timbers that would have served as skids, then rolling these skids over a prepared and compacted surface using logs as rollers- logs that were sufficiently strong, straight and smooth to be of practical use. If the ground surface had not been compacted, the logs would be pressed into the ground. That would also be true for the direct sliding theory. Those rails have to be supported by compacted gravel and sand, or they will press completely into the ground and be rendered useless. Notice that the demonstration of the sliding theory uses gravel and sand that we purify by technology that wasn't available then? They also seemed to have mysteriously connected the ends of the sliding posts perfectly for their reenactment. Yet another lazy assumption. OK.... enough. I know. Why did I bother with this, you're asking. Me too. The details are my own inferences, but my support for the "earth ramp" theory comes straight from anthropology class. My overall dismissive attitude towards lazy theories and reenactments is a result of my professor declaring: "Most of those made-for-TV theories range between 'rather implausible' and 'absolutely ludicrous'. That's why I have such a stinko attitude towards this video. I'm very flattered by the few of you who bothered to read this far. Have a great day !

[@bernicedougherty1145]

The Earth is tilted 23.5 degrees on its axis, a straight line through the planet from the North Pole to the South Pole. The Earth spins around, or rotates, on this axis as it orbits the sun.Sep 10, 2011.......why does it still line up in June?

[@writerNB]

i agree overcoming friction is the key to moving huge sandstone blocks. the earth ramp theory is much more plausible than attempting construction of wooden devices. (although we're assuming sturdy A frame type cranes and other kinds of hard-wood frames were not available, but we cannot prove these devices were not in use). depending on environmental conditions, ice would ensure less friction at certain times of year. animal fats, ice, earth ramps and a team of very strong people could make this happen. working in cold conditions is difficult (i happen to be an engineer) - but with the right kit on (layers of fur for example) it could be achieved (with much determination and will power) eg: scotts antarctic team pulled sleds across the ice shelf (when conditions allowed). i also agree overcoming soft uncompacted surfaces would be vital, if the the stones were transported across land. today, roads are constructed with compacted substrate before a smooth surface is applied (but I dont think there's archeological evidence of these kind of roads round stonehenge... if anyone has evidence otherwise, I'd be interested to review it). we're assuming water channels and flotation devices were not used either (but we cannot rule that out as a method, since friction issue is overcome using water and flotation devices like air-filled bladders). the interlocking and modular nature of the stone lintels at stonehenge (probably using geopolymer concrete) is highly advanced work. i'd like to point out, many builders dont use this method, even today. whoever really built the henge and other ancient sites has advanced knowledge of polymers, lifting techniques, transport logistics and astronomical positioning of planets in our solar system. Everything points to them from not being from "around here". I know, that opens the door to exotic theories.. but we can't rule those out, either. conducting electromagnetic readings at the site, the position of leylines (magnetic force lines) at the site will yield interesting results. stonehenge looks like a device for focusing electromagnetic energy from the air. It's logical to assume this was it's primary function. peace. thanks for reading.

[@arcriley1153]

God damn how did I read that but agreed

[@lauriebolles3149]

Another thought popped in that's also when you're not farming, grazing livestock or building or mending structures.

[@nearharvy2735]

the age when Superman really exist and help people to carry anything on his shoulder.

[@biggac3827]

ancient people have better building skills than us now

[@kopynd1]

fred flinstone built stone henge

[@elenagilie9208]

Lol

[@theshamanarchist5441]

....with a little help from Barney Rubble.

[@kamaantrobus5077]

My family owned this...we got cursed...I've only just had the curse lifted upon my family a couple of days ago...this place is real...the power of this place is real..

[@tww1981]

it is amazing the fact that anchient civilizations were able to build these things with out modern tools And heavy equipment !

[@badcornflakes6374]

If there's a will, there's a way!

[@ilkayinceer4604]

But first we need to ask, who built Gobeklitepe ??

[@g.o.skywalker9970]

Basically the same people, or more excact people with the same origin.

[@melissalyn7269]

Ever notice that some of the stones make the pi symbol?

[@bilyB1SuperScience]

I do.....yes

[@bilyB1SuperScience]

Billy Brane Circles and the mathematical Pi....not the movie. ha! Very good, dear.

[@catcherintherye6479]

that is the dumbest thing i have heard this year, stonehenge is 2200 years older than greece alphabet itself

[@spencermeeks3533]

Stonehenge is fake

[@hawkesworth1712]

@@spencermeeks3533. Idiot alert!!

[@leanneharper100]

American documentaries always have this dramatic, Hollywood action movie narrator -"THERE WERE ONCE.SOME.STONES..." . I struggle to take it seriously

[@glencabbage52]

I don't understand why this show goes on and on about how well it's constructed and how long ago it was built when anyone can google up the photos of Stonehenge being rebuilt and set up way back in the early 1900s. It's not like they found it all set up the way it is today.

[@lowpricedpaint]

I don't know who built it, but I know why they built it. They show you that answer, right at the beginning. These stones are directly from the moon, and Stonehenge was built to represent the most important crater on the moon, which we cannot see today from the earth. That crater is the Schrodinger crater, near the lunar south pole. If you watch the weather patterns that are provided by the weather satellites, you will eventually see the Schrodinger pattern in the weather over Europe. They say they had a thing about circles, this is your circle, inside, and out. When the moon was closer to the earth, these stones may have been lighter, due to the bigger gravitational pull by the moon. I bet my theory is the closet one you will find to the truth. Whoever built it, was able to see the lunar south pole, that I am sure of. The moon is the original god in heaven. As above in heaven, so below on the earth. There is only one thing in heaven that matches the earth, and if you reverse the lunar surface over the earth, you will see that. Have fun trying to prove me wrong, bye bye

[@interests1094]

David B i dont know who built it but i do know its humans. And who care cos the site is a flippin joke! Woahhh some stones oooh myyyy wooooo

[@KamiTenchi]

interests10 No it was giants

[@BreuckelensFinest]

Moon Hitsearth I'm going to eventually come up with a creative crock of shit in my imagination to explain why Stonehenge was built too! 😉

[@fairysox221]

Oh, so you're saying the Earth is flat then ?

[@bernicedougherty1145]

The Earth is tilted 23.5 degrees on its axis, a straight line through the planet from the North Pole to the South Pole. The Earth spins around, or rotates, on this axis as it orbits the sun.Sep 10, 2011.......why does it still line up in June?

[@danielhoffman2299]

Number one..ya got a leaky boat...Number two ya aren't paying attention to what yer doing...Number three Ya really need a bigger boat...Number four ya need to get the engineers out of the way.they are thinking way too much about the science of the task at hand.. You must remember , our ancestors were experts at this..They had the same brain as do we..Very often we sell them short on their knowledge..

[@artengland8010]

And, lets not forget, the people of that time were not opposed to using slave labor.

[@danielhoffman2299]

Very true..Very true..

[@danielhoffman2299]

Billy Brane Sorry son... I've been in engineering for 30 + years...Number Three they need a bigger boat..Sometimes ya can do all the calculations in the world and still fall short..Been there done that..Many times.. Number two..Not paying attention to what yer doing..That fact is very obvious or the skid wouldn't have gotten caught under the cross piece..The engineer was standing right there and was too busy barking orders and being self important..Sometimes their degree gets in a persons face and covers their eyes..Also have had that happen a time or two.It's a classic case of micromanaging. Number one... Ya got a leaky boat..Also an obvious problem ..I assume the parties involved thought it wasn't a problem, really, now please.. Number four...you need to get the engineers out of the way.. To many chiefs and not enough Indians is never conducive to an good outcome on any project...In that case a little more hands on and a little less calculation would have led to much less confusion to all involved with the project.. I have to say the theory is sound and never at any time did I elude that the theory was bad...Just where you got that idea is beyond me. Now this is exactly why I commented in the way that did..So as not to have to write it all out line by line... I forget that a few people on here can't understand simple statements and tend to take offense at any attempt at humor.. My only other comment would have to be...Try not to take yerself quite so seriously all the time...Not everyone has to hunt for a reason to be offended by everything.. My feeling is you feel slighted because I made a funny about an occupation that I dearly enjoy.. Learn to laugh at yerself and the lessons you can learn from things that happen on a project are remembered well..Unless yer one of those that try to find someone else to blame for your mistakes and don't own them yerself..

[@bilyB1SuperScience]

I will take your advice....learn to laugh at myself. You are correct, "too many chiefs"....I rely on my own design to keep me alive. I am a bit too serious at times but it is the nature of my biz. I apologize...I am in a desert where people are trying to take my life...all the time. I will try to "lighten up".

[@danielhoffman2299]

In your situation, that may not be the best advice I've ever given...My respect and compassion to you and yours...I wish you the best in all things...Truly..

[@goldtopgrandeur6935]

Didn't hear anyone say anything about - WHY did they haul all of those rocks to Salisbury Plain? If it was JUST about the structure, build it where the rocks lay. But - it wasn't. There is something about the Plain itself...something compelling enough to justify all of this effort and labour. The rocks are then secondary...the land itself is primary. Anybody know anything about the location that makes it so special?

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Ответ на загадку Стоунхенджа! Вопрос, сама причина его появления. Сегодня мы воспринимаем данное сооружение с окультуренным сознанием, а не своим сердцем, как это делали те люди, которые его воздвигли и пользовались им. Мало его иметь, нужно им правильно пользоваться. Стоунхендж был построен с определенной целью. В своё время он являлся вспомогательной частью определенного процесса. И выполнял функцию правильной настройки и ориентира в пространстве и времени. В своем роде это магическое сооружение, но оно остается таким для тех, кто его таким воспринимает. При применении в его расположении определенной программы или разработанной техники, оно перестает быть мистическим и становиться реальным, своим, таким знакомым. Стоунхендж был построен очень продуманными людьми, так как с его помощью люди могли общаться с Богом, а точнее с его Оком (Душой). И просить у Бога здоровье, защиту для себя и своих близких, а также, чтобы Бог разрешил их проблемы с определенными людьми по справедливости. Но нельзя было обращаться с меркантильными мыслями и просьбами, просить материальные блага. Так как это противоречило духовности и её развитию в нас. Духовность - это дар Бога людям. С её помощью люди становятся более открытыми, они становятся духовными личностями, у которых исчезает негатив, зло, зависть. Нам нужно развивать качества совести в себе: сочувствие, сопереживание, любовь к ближнему. Не делать другим того, чего себе не желаешь. Если человек того не выполняет - он живет во тьме. Только Дух- огонь духовности в человеке может изменить его и привести к Богу. Только Дух Бога может, научит нас стать духовной личностью, изменить мир, который нас окружает. Программа, которую предоставляли просвещенные, заключала в себе следующее: тот человек, который с помощью сооружения Стоунхенджа хотел обратиться к Богу. Помогала ему настроиться и раскрыться стать другой личностью. Далее человек осмысливал свои желания и намерения, и формулировал свою просьбу. И заочно знакомился с данным сооружением. Где находится в процессе, что делать и говорить. Описание процесса. При входе в данное сооружение, человека сопровождали несколько людей, они являлись свидетелями его желаний и намерений, о которых он собирался просить Бога. Данный человек в их присутствии озвучивал свою просьбу, или личное желание которое он хотел направить к Богу. И эти люди поддерживали его намерения, придавая этому человеку веру - что это именно так и будет, чего он желает. Далее человек входил в сооружение, выражая свои чувства и настрой по отношению к Богу. Доходя до указанного места, человек знал заочно о происходящем процессе, в котором он находился. За счет его внутреннего настроя, возбуждения и осмысления о том, что он загадал, обязательно сбудется. Далее человек оглядывался к западу, куда посылал свое желание и мысль. Это служило подтверждением в выполнении данного процесса. Далее, если всё было угодно Богу, то от Ока Бога приходил бирюзовый луч, который возмущал пространство в данном сооружении. Далее, семь кругов убирали грань времени и пространства, человеческая Душа Ока выдвигалась клином в данном пространстве пирамиде к Оку Бога. И там человеческая Душа общалась с Богом наедине, то есть Око Бога было большим зеркалом, с которым говорила человеческая Душа. По-моему, мнению, всё это очень необходимо каждому человеку, поэтому желаю Вам скорейшего духовного развития. С уважением, Ваш Константин