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Published: October 1st 2005
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UK doesn't have the best food.
Although the chips are tasty, sometime they taste like rocks. Me and the stonehenge. Stonehenge rocks!
-British Heritage Society
Beyond the simple sarcasm denoted above, it really does rock. 7000-5000 years back, giant stones had been brought from a "magical forest" 150 miles away in Wales, which was an unbelievable distance at that time, for it was done completely manually, without any real advanced system of technology. The stones which each weigha few tons were erected in circular fashion to create a temple/calendar/powerful throne.
The thing is, there is a lot of mystery to stonehenge because there is no written history ANYWHERE about stonehenge, and why is was built, for whom it was built, whether for a religion, for a god, for a calendar, or whether simply as a way to prove their tribe as the most powerful and resourceful tribe around.
So archeologist collectively blow their loads when they dig underground there and find new interesting artifacts on geological anomalies that tell them something new about it.
SIDENOTE FOR A SELECT FEW
JG
EJ
JB
Something about a geological anomaly in the Earth's crust.
-Holland "Dutch" Wagenbach.
BTW, new season starts January, so Jorgs, you'll miss part of it, but thats life. JG and JBles, its on!
ENDSIDENOTEFORTHESELECTFEW
Well, here are some pictures of stonehenge, and
Stonehenge
Beautiful sky, beautiful perch for birds too. a picture for you not to show the FBI or CIA or Scotland Yard or Interpol of me slightly destroying stonehenge
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Leonard Leopard
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Stonehenge
But who built these? Where did they get the rocks? What does it symbolize? Can people eat them?