NeverYetMelted:
The Guardian reports on an interesting new discovery concerning Stonehenge.
An ancient myth about Stonehenge, first recorded 900 years ago, tells of the wizard Merlin leading men to Ireland to capture a magical stone circle called the Giants’ Dance and rebuilding it in England as a memorial to the dead.
Geoffrey of Monmouth’s account had been dismissed, partly because he was wrong on other historical facts, although the bluestones of the monument came from a region of Wales that was considered Irish territory in his day.
Now a vast stone circle created by our Neolithic ancestors has been discovered in Wales with features suggesting that the 12th-century legend may not be complete fantasy.
Its diameter of 110 metres is identical to the ditch that encloses Stonehenge and it is aligned on the midsummer solstice sunrise, just like the Wiltshire monument.
Those wacky druids.
Those are pretty big rocks. Merlin or the Welshmen or whoever must have had help from space aliens.
Those that live in glass castles shouldn’t move stones…
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
It’s a fascinating pile of rocks. When I was a young lad I went there with my parents. Back then, you were allowed to touch the stones and sit on them for family photographs. Now, visitors are not allowed near them without guides. Stone circles can be found all over the British Isles, but none are as impressive as Stonehenge.
I wonder how many times a stone was dropped on a foot…and they didn’t have steel toe boots back then.
I hoid Jawn Carry, the Easter Island fashion model, wanted to supervise…
Merlin was my mate and when we rocked we used real rocks. Good times.
You ask why? Well, it was something to do, and we hadn’t invented golf yet…
People who believe all this loony bs about Stonehenge are the same dimwits who listen to Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell and his successor late at night on the radio. And they probably watch Ancient Aliens on the History Channel every Friday as well.
We were known us the Stone Rollers.
We stolt dees big rocks an shit, yo! Dem Welshgroes gonna be PISSED!
What the dems envision around the White House. Self appointed rulers need castle.
I visited Stonehenge once when I was in England in the late 1980s. All the pictures showing peaceful grassy fields are bullshit. There’s a highway not 50 yards from the actual rocks with cars whizzing past, and you park at the tourist trap on one side of the road and take a tunnel underneath it to the rocks on the other side. Half the rocks are patched (badly) with concrete and rebar, and the site sits in the middle of a sheep pasture. The only thing missing is actual grafitti on the stones themselves.
Beats watching the MSM geoff. Now beam me up!
Regardless?
Merlin was ‘Legend’…
One of the first Rock Stars.
One thing is for sure.
The Italians didn’t build it.
1) no kitchen
2) no wine cellar
3) no seats for spectators
@Marco – go to the beehive structures in Ireland…there are rocks and then there are ROCKS:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloch%C3%A1n
At LEAST the Irish built shit you could LIVE in!
What did the contractor say?
“Aaaah for fooks sake…”
OR?
Hold my mead…
http://images.app.goo.gl/phr6recgx4QLBpeD8
@LCD
https://youtu.be/W-c2xv8sRwQ?t=4
the guardian is a left wing rag , and will downplay britain at every chance they get , stonehenge built 3=4 thousand years ago by the ancient britons as a sight to mark the summer and winter solstice , most stones were local , some bluestones cut and then moved from wales , pre dates the druids
Maybe Merlin got the Flying Negroes from Egypt to carry the stones?
Seems plausible …
You ARE aware that the Flying Negroes were Britain’s first inhabitants?
It’s a true fact – you could look it up.
izlamo delenda est …
New evidence suggests that Stonehenge was a Neolithic games arcade at a pre-historic shopping mall.
@China
I saw it in the 1970’s. There is graffiti on it, or rather carved into it. No painted graffiti.
There was a Roman Legion stationed in SW Britain 2000 years ago, so I think some of the carvings were done by Roman soldiers.