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Here, for 2021, is an entirely new theory for Stonehenge – and its REAL purpose! A tether-point – for heavyweight cattle especially – at a Communal Livestock Breeding Centre (“CLBC”)!
See this link (to my own comment) should you like a shortcut to see the final conclusion reached at the tail-end of this posting on March 29, 2021. Link This new posting addresses two familiar topics : (a) prehistoric stone … Continue reading
Posted in new theory, Stonehenge
Tagged 2021, arrows, Colin Berry, dave hamilton, Laurel Kallenbach, livestock defence, new theory, Seahenge, stone circles, Stonehenge
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Why is the probable site of origin for the Stonehenge bluestones persistently termed a “quarry” in the media? Read: unscientific, confusion-creating semantics!
Summary No, No, Craig Rhosyfelin (aka Craig Rhos-y-felin) ought NOT to be described as a quarry – 19 times no less in a Mail feature on this alleged source in Pembrokeshire, west Wales, of Stonehenge’s original and iconic “bluestone” megaliths). … Continue reading
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Tagged bluestones, builder's yard, Colin Berry, Craig Rhos-y-felin, Craig Rhosyfelin, cremated bone, dolmen, Dr. Brian John, Google Street View, human transport, megaliths, Neolithic, new theory, Pembrokeshire, Pentre Ifan, quarry, rocky outcrop, source of standing stones, verdant countryside, Wales
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See my latest science-based hunch regarding Stonehenge - and its less-imposing Neolithic stone circle forerunners 