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https://www.mtvuutiset.fi/artikkeli/tutkijat-shokissa-uutta-tietoa-stonehengesta/8990766
Researchers now say Stonehenges central "altar stone" was manufactured in Scotland, thats 700 kilometers farther away than Wales.
How in the name of lord have Englishmen, 6000 years ago, moved around such a stone all the way from Scotland?
>Researcher hammered of a very small piece of altar stone and examined it in a lab: its identical to stones of Scotland rather than England. These all got some peculiar differences which came to be 700 million years ago.
This still leaves us the question "why bring the altar stone from far away?" The rest of the huge stones in Stonehenge are local stones (they are also bigger)
While stone doesnt mean anything in Finnish, henge does, it means "spirit" or "ghost" or even "breathing".
Researchers now say Stonehenges central "altar stone" was manufactured in Scotland, thats 700 kilometers farther away than Wales.
How in the name of lord have Englishmen, 6000 years ago, moved around such a stone all the way from Scotland?
>Researcher hammered of a very small piece of altar stone and examined it in a lab: its identical to stones of Scotland rather than England. These all got some peculiar differences which came to be 700 million years ago.
This still leaves us the question "why bring the altar stone from far away?" The rest of the huge stones in Stonehenge are local stones (they are also bigger)
While stone doesnt mean anything in Finnish, henge does, it means "spirit" or "ghost" or even "breathing".
