Well stone (circle) me!

Harry Palmr · 21-01-2019 06:50PM #1

Watch this posted by Ancient Architects Channel a week ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-YCsO1Ruys

then read

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/jan/21/ancient-scottish-stone-circle-was-built-in-1990s

I love stories like this, the ancient world is indeed a mystery.

greencap · 21-01-2019 07:02PM

just summarize whatever it is thats supposed to be oh so very interesting.

fck sake.

Ipso · 21-01-2019 07:02PM

So it was the same Aliens who built the sphinx.

TheValeyard · 21-01-2019 07:03PM

greencap wrote: »

just summarize whatever it is thats supposed to be oh so very interesting.

fck sake.

THIS.

kneemos · 21-01-2019 07:08PM

Paolo Tuillio built a Stonehenge type deal in his back garden,and I remember vaugely a story about somebody building something similar on his farm despite planning objections and local unease.

Harry Palmr · 21-01-2019 07:15PM

greencap wrote: »

just summarize whatever it is thats supposed to be oh so very interesting.

fck sake.

Murray TheDemonic TalkingSkull wrote: »

THIS.

Stop viewing the world as being no longer than 144 characters you lazy fecks. You only get the full value by watching the video first.

Nekarsulm · 21-01-2019 07:18PM

kneemos wrote: »

Paolo Tuillio built a Stonehenge type deal in his back garden,and I remember vaugely a story about somebody building something similar on his farm despite planning objections and local unease.

There was a huge Stonehenge type structure built on Achill.

https://www.google.ie/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/article-2068576/amp/Joe-McNamara-builds-replica-Stonehenge-Achill-Island-Irish-coast.html

Ninthlife · 21-01-2019 07:20PM

People were stone mad back then

greencap · 21-01-2019 07:24PM

Harry Palmr wrote: »

Stop viewing the world as being no longer than 144 characters you lazy fecks. You only get the full value by watching the video first.

Yeah hang on there and I'll read about some old stones.

looksee · 21-01-2019 07:25PM

Fortunately your man has such a boring voice, and the circle was obviously absolutely visible that it couldn't be that interesting, so I lost interest and read the first para of the news article.

kneemos · 21-01-2019 07:36PM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

There was a huge Stonehenge type structure built on Achill.

https://www.google.ie/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/article-2068576/amp/Joe-McNamara-builds-replica-Stonehenge-Achill-Island-Irish-coast.html

That's the one.

Stonehenge itself was built in 1954.

https://youtu.be/Lf119qOXQaA

Poor Uncle Tom · 21-01-2019 07:39PM

greencap wrote: »

Yeah hang on there and I'll read about some old stones.

...rereading your biography won't help......:D

Say my name · 21-01-2019 08:14PM

That farmer forgot to include quartz stones.

The recumbent stone itself usually has quartz veins.

There's a theory that the circles were built and used by early farmers to make cereal crops germinate quicker, grow stronger and faster and yield more.
The outer stones being basalt (dolerite, look up dolerite batteries on youtube) or granite and the energy from them was concentrated and amplified by the quartz stones. Sacks of the cereals to be sowed were placed in the circle for a time and the seeds took that energy.

Of course it's all theory unless someone has a time machine.

TheValeyard · 21-01-2019 08:14PM

Harry Palmr wrote: »

Stop viewing the world as being no longer than 144 characters you lazy fecks. You only get the full value by watching the video first.

No.

Well stone (circle) me!

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