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Stonehenge
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Date of Construction: Approximately 3,000BC - 2,300BC, (5,000 yers ago)
Built by: Unknown, thought to be an ancient people who totally disappeared, when the Celts arrived they took over the exsiting structure
Could Construction have been carried out WITHOUT ALIEN help?: In the view of the Editors NO, It would have been impossible for a race of ancient people to Cut, Transport for 20 Miles, and lift the giant Sarsen stones of 25 Tonnes, while pratically you might move and place the Bluestones each weighing 2-5 Tonnes, moving them 150 Miles from the preseli Hills in West Wales is proably also impossible. Not to mention their accurate placement to line up with the Summer Solstice Stonehenge - is a very ancient site, the first evidence are 3 Large Pine poles erected in approx. 8500BC - around 3,500BC two earthworks known as Cursus monuments were erected at Stonehenge, the longest of which ran for 3 km (91.8 miles). - by 3,300BC two massive eyeglass-shaped wooden palisades, which were set ablaze during ceremonies, were constructed at Avebury, near Stonehenge. - the rest of the site was constructed approximately 3000-2000BC - is a huge site in area covering 2,600 Hectares (6,500 acres) Stonehenge's largest stones are called Sarsen stones, they: - are up to 9 meters (30 Feet) tall - weigh 25 Tons on average - the largest stone weighs 30 tons - are thought to come from Marlborough Downs, a distance of 32 kms (20 Miles) to the north.
Stonehenge’s Smaller stones are called bluestones, they: - have a bluish tinge when wet or freshly broken - weigh up to 4 tons - come from several different sites in western Wales up to 240 km (150 miles) away.
"Stonehenge itself was a massive undertaking, requiring the labour of thousands to move stones from as far away as west Wales, shaping them and erecting them. Just the work itself, requiring everyone literally to pull together, would have been an act of unification," said Professor Mike Parker Pearson of the University of Sheffield in a news release.
Stonehenge with its prehistoric concentric rings is arguably one of the most famous megalithic monuments in the world. It's also one of the most mysterious, with its prehistoric concentric rings garnering plenty of speculation as to why and how they were constructed.
These Concentric rings seem to match the Planets our solar system and is a model of our solar System.
Stonehenge is lined up perfectly with the Summer and Winter Solstices
How could an ancient race of people have the astronomical knowledge to Build Stonehenge?
Theories about its construction include that: - it was built by the Wizard Merlin - it was a Druid temple - it was an early observatory - it was a ceremonial location for the coronation of Danish kings - it was constructed by ancient aliens
English Heritage, the agency that administers the site, thinks that the astronomical explanation is probably accurate, noting, “Today, the interpretation of Stonehenge which is most generally accepted is that of a prehistoric temple aligned with the movements of the sun.”
And finally, the Ancient People who built Stonehenge seem to have disappeared and have left no trace.
https://www.history.com/topics/british-history/stonehenge
Could Construction have been carried out WITHOUT ALIEN help?: In the view of the Editors NO, It would have been impossible for a race of ancient people to Cut, Transport for 20 Miles, and lift the giant Sarsen stones of 25 Tonnes, while pratically you might move and place the Bluestones each weighing 2-5 Tonnes, moving them 150 Miles from the preseli Hills in West Wales is proably also impossible. Not to mention their accurate placement to line up with the Summer Solstice Stonehenge - is a very ancient site, the first evidence are 3 Large Pine poles erected in approx. 8500BC - around 3,500BC two earthworks known as Cursus monuments were erected at Stonehenge, the longest of which ran for 3 km (91.8 miles). - by 3,300BC two massive eyeglass-shaped wooden palisades, which were set ablaze during ceremonies, were constructed at Avebury, near Stonehenge. - the rest of the site was constructed approximately 3000-2000BC - is a huge site in area covering 2,600 Hectares (6,500 acres) Stonehenge's largest stones are called Sarsen stones, they: - are up to 9 meters (30 Feet) tall - weigh 25 Tons on average - the largest stone weighs 30 tons - are thought to come from Marlborough Downs, a distance of 32 kms (20 Miles) to the north.
Stonehenge’s Smaller stones are called bluestones, they: - have a bluish tinge when wet or freshly broken - weigh up to 4 tons - come from several different sites in western Wales up to 240 km (150 miles) away.
"Stonehenge itself was a massive undertaking, requiring the labour of thousands to move stones from as far away as west Wales, shaping them and erecting them. Just the work itself, requiring everyone literally to pull together, would have been an act of unification," said Professor Mike Parker Pearson of the University of Sheffield in a news release.
Stonehenge with its prehistoric concentric rings is arguably one of the most famous megalithic monuments in the world. It's also one of the most mysterious, with its prehistoric concentric rings garnering plenty of speculation as to why and how they were constructed.
These Concentric rings seem to match the Planets our solar system and is a model of our solar System.
Stonehenge is lined up perfectly with the Summer and Winter Solstices
How could an ancient race of people have the astronomical knowledge to Build Stonehenge?
Theories about its construction include that: - it was built by the Wizard Merlin - it was a Druid temple - it was an early observatory - it was a ceremonial location for the coronation of Danish kings - it was constructed by ancient aliens
English Heritage, the agency that administers the site, thinks that the astronomical explanation is probably accurate, noting, “Today, the interpretation of Stonehenge which is most generally accepted is that of a prehistoric temple aligned with the movements of the sun.”
And finally, the Ancient People who built Stonehenge seem to have disappeared and have left no trace.
https://www.history.com/topics/british-history/stonehenge