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Yea thats what i thought blue stone is not a remarkable rock..just goes a bit blue when wet.

Not remarkable, but from some distance away. People seem to think that ancient folk were lazy. Just because something was difficult, that doesn't imply that they just sat around asking for help to get it done. There's also no clear idea on the time frame involved. We think about getting big builds done in months, or years. Why couldn't ancient cultures have thought in terms of generations?
 
Not remarkable, but from some distance away. People seem to think that ancient folk were lazy. Just because something was difficult, that doesn't imply that they just sat around asking for help to get it done. There's also no clear idea on the time frame involved. We think about getting big builds done in months, or years. Why couldn't ancient cultures have thought in terms of generations?

Well we already know that stone hedge was built in phase so yea your are quite correct. They didn't slap it up in a week or two. Probably took at least a life time(their life time 30 years or so) for a phase if the hurried. Part of the issue is we don't know who built it. They left no written records so we have no clue how many of them there were or even if they were local to the Area.
 
Blue stones only make up a small part of the stone Hendge(its a whole lot bigger than just that stone circle there is a precession lines that go for miles) and although i generally accept that we probably brought the blue stone that is there from whales its also possible that the stone was sourced much closer due to glacial affect although i don't think thats the majority opinion.

All i'm staying is that aliens moving the blue stone there is not likely.

The Country is Wales, not whales.

Google Preseli Hills, axe heads found at the site. The stones didn't just make it from West Wales to Wiltshire by glacial effect.

The entire County of Wiltshire is littered with standing stones, but only one other has these particular Preseli Hills stone.
 
The Country is Wales, not whales.

Google Preseli Hills, axe heads found at the site. The stones didn't just make it from West Wales to Wiltshire by glacial effect.

The entire County of Wiltshire is littered with standing stones, but only one other has these particular Preseli Hills stone.

Whoops being an ex-pat i should slap myself for that mistake.

Yea thats why I said the Glacial Eractic theory is not the majority opinion but there are some that support that theory. It is possible we do see glacial Eractics Elsewhere in the UK some Huge ones in Scotland. The idea that they are transported by primitive man is entirely reasonable and is the most likely explanation and is what i think to be the best explanation. Preseli hills or areas near by has been inhabited for years and welsh mythology put some significance on the blue stone. So its nots surprising to find tools made of the stone. Trade would also also been a part of lives of these small groups so the idea that the stone was purchased for transport from the Preseli locals is entirely plausible or perhaps it was the welsh who built it and wiltshire held some significance for them. Hope fully further archaeological discoveries will paint a better picture.

If you ever get the chance to visit the henge its awesome and now they have a massive visitors Center with proper parking. I was there last july the weather for the month i was there was unusually warm i'm glad i didn't have to stand in the rain. I remember as a kid visiting some of the smaller sites around being wet and miserable.
 
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Ever read it yourself? It's not a difficult read, at all. It's primary assumption is that early cultures were too stupid and lazy to figure stuff out for themselves.

Yeah I read it around the same age. I didn't spot the flaws, though. But it's easy to read as a child.
 
i never believed in Ghost till i moved into my house( house is 100 plus years old)...i swear my house is haunted, i always hear voices sounds like a guy and child, foot steps and doors being closed and a big change in temp at times...... kinda creepy...
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I saw the white lights off in the distance to the front and the little red light behind.
Seen the local kids/teens mess with a lot of cars sitting on the side of the road too.

Awww i was hoping you saw this..ghosts are getting so lazy these days

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i never believed in Ghost till i moved into my house( house is 100 plus years old)...i swear my house is haunted, i always hear voices sounds like a guy and child, foot steps and doors being closed and a big change in temp at times...... kinda creepy...
:)

Auditory Pareidolia (or your crazy :p)and drafts same thing happens in my house its only 11 years old. My wife parents house it extremely old a child once died in my wife's old bedroom. Some of the family are convinced its haunted for the same reasons. Last year they complete major renovations. insulated the whole house new heating system new duct work, windows etc. Since then no more ghosts.
 
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i never expected this topic to turn this way... most of the people posting dont believe...lol

just wondering, do you guys that dont believe in ghosts/aliens/ weird stuff, do you believe in god ?

i dont think there is 1 supreme being/god
 
i never expected this topic to turn this way... most of the people posting dont believe...lol

just wondering, do you guys that dont believe in ghosts/aliens/ weird stuff, do you believe in god ?

i dont think there is 1 supreme being/god

I am an atheist . I do not believe in a god/s. But i'm an atheist because i'm a skeptic.
 
i never expected this topic to turn this way... most of the people posting dont believe...lol

just wondering, do you guys that dont believe in ghosts/aliens/ weird stuff, do you believe in god ?

i dont think there is 1 supreme being/god

Agnostic. I tend not to believe, either way, without some concrete scientific evidence.
 
If you ever get the chance to visit the henge its awesome and now they have a massive visitors Center with proper parking. I was there last july the weather for the month i was there was unusually warm i'm glad i didn't have to stand in the rain. I remember as a kid visiting some of the smaller sites around being wet and miserable.

I was born and raised 10 miles away from Stonehenge ;)

Great read http://www.amazon.ca/Sarum-Novel-England-Edward-Rutherfurd/dp/0804102988
 
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