Stonehenge a giant blind?

[Steve Capps]

#3564

A recent dig near Stonehenge reveals the site was used by ancient hunters 5000 years before the giant stones were erected. It appears the area was part of a major migration route for wild auroch (an extinct buffalo). The area around the stones is littered with bone fragments and flint tools. It appears these early hunters originally erected wood totem poles which were eventually replaced by the massive stones that remain. Check out http://www.livescience.com for pics and an aricle.

[Mark Turton]

#21989

No, docking station for visitors……I have evidence, many of them can be seen during the solstice.

There is no evidence it was a bowling alley for giants that’s just silly.

[Ralph]

#21996

Very interesting. Thx also, I had forgotten how much I enjoy Live Science.

Hey Neil, remember these? 😆 Probably in your country too! Did you use spear?

[lyagooshka]

#22004

pothunter wrote: No, docking station for visitors……I have evidence, many of them can be seen during the solstice.

FUNNY!!!!!!!!

There are many here on the east coast on any day that ends inthe letter “Y”.

Be well.

😆 😆 😆

[Goraidh]

#23785

Sounds like pretty fertile hunting grounds.

[Wexbow]

#27861

R2 wrote: Very interesting. Thx also, I had forgotten how much I enjoy Live Science.

Hey Neil, remember these? 😆 Probably in your country too! Did you use spear?

Ralph we still have them over here but we call them mother-in-laws nowadays 😉

[Ralph]

#27879

That why Stonehedge so tall, so she can’t climb up there and get ya? 😆

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