Who built Stonehenge?

Stonehenge 3 built by Wessex. Beaker/Wessex international traders was Meshech (which name has economic/commercial). Tarshish region of stone is megalithic/heliolithic.
Time of Gilgal (Joshua).
Egyptian fainece beads found there.
Mycenaen time artefacts found in Stonehenge/Salisbury area.
Stonehenge has 5x2 connection with Atlantis/Atlas. Link with Hyperborea.
Stonehenge damaged on southwest side points to Tiahuanaco/Atlantis.
Tiahuanaco the "American Stonehenge". Mystery Hill has been compared to stonehenge.
3 henges, 3 ages possibly?
Killaraus of Geoff of Monmouth is more likely Medway Megalithics, or Kildare, or Callanish.
Not sure if a link with the circling rock/mountain of the wonders of Britain?
rotas is 666.

Gobekli Tepe "Turkish Stonehenge".



Edited by Arthur-Robin - 13-Jul-2017 at 10:03

Henges - Rondel enclosures

Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument in Wiltshire, England. One of the most famous sites in the world, Stonehenge is the remains of a ring of standing stones set within earthworks. Archaeologists believe it was built from about 3000 BC to 2000 BC. The original structure was a henge which is a circular bank and ditch enclosure, measuring about 110 metres (360 ft) in diameter, with a large entrance to the north east and a smaller one to the south. It has been dated to about 3100 BC.

What most people don't know is that almost 2000  years earlier, the same types of henges were built in central Europe where they are called rondel enclosures. Henges, rondel enclosures originate in the middle Danube area and Morava area. From there they have spread northward towards south Baltic finally reaching Saxony and Pomeranija. This means that the culture that built these megalithic structures came from Central Europe and reached the British Isles via south Baltic, and specifically Elbe region, Pomerania, Pomorje, the land of Fomori. 

Rondel enclosure, henge structures are mostly interpreted as having served a cultic purpose. Most of them are aligned and seem to have served the function of a calendar, in the context of archaeoastronomy sometimes dubbed "observatory", with openings aligned with the points sunrise and/or sunset at the solstices. This is the case with the "gates" or openings of the roundels of Quenstedt, Goseck and Quedlinburg as well as in Stonehenge. The observational determination of the time of solstice would have served a practical (agricultural) purpose. It could have been used to maintain a lunisolar calendar. The accurate knowledge of the date of solstice allows an accurate handling of intercalary months and determining the the correct date for agricultural activities such as plowing, sawing and harvesting. 

http://oldeuropeanculture.blogspot.com/2014/03/henges-rondel-enclosures.html

I agree with medenaywe! Humans built it!

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Originally posted by red clay Our son has been assigned there since 06.  I don't know how he stands that climate.  Both he and his wife love it out there. Once while we were visiting, the Sun came out.  No one knew what it was.  They held a Mass, public prayer meetings etc.  Thought they were being punished by the Gods or something.

They were...

Our son has been assigned there since 06.  I don't know how he stands that climate.  Both he and his wife love it out there.

Originally posted by red clay Is there such a thing as a "rain tan"?

Yes, there is.  People who have such a tan look like pale prunes! 

I had one when I was stationed at Fort Lewis, Washington.  300 days of rain a year.

Originally posted by Kevinmeath Well the populations of Wales, Ireland and Western England seem rather pale for people out of Africa.

Of course they do - there is no sunshine! 

Well the populations of Wales, Ireland and Western England seem rather pale for people out of Africa.

Originally posted by Azita Originally posted by Mountain Man Next on our programming - Mayans built the Egyptian pyramids! No No No! silly man, it was the Goa'uld  Stonehenge isn't even a "henge".  Must say it is rather boring to me, i have been 3(?) times. Just walk round a roped area. Cant even go "in" it  It is an imponderable just how the ancient English did build it I think Ħaġar Qim  ( Malta) is a better visit, i did read that the same culture built both. Azita I was fortunate to be able to visit twice while it was still completely open to the public.  Even laid down on the altar and gazed at the sky - erie feeling.

Edited by Mountain Man - 23-Jan-2013 at 19:00

Next on our programming - Mayans built the Egyptian pyramids!

Although we are constantly turning up new evidence of travels beyond what was previously known, the current trends of making announcements without solid proof is indicative of the depths to which "research" has fallen.

Could there have been "black" people in Scotland?  Possibly, but not if they were Egyptians, who are brown Mediterraneans.  And, since the Egyptians never built anything even remotely like Stonehenge, no basis for them constructing such a thing elsewhere.  In fact, no record of any race from the Middle East or Africa building such structures...not even the ancient Minoans.

Personally, I think the scholars are missing a good bet, however,  I have it on good faith from an old tribal chieftain that the South American native Indian tribes actually journeyed to Egypt and built the pyramids as copies of their Meso-American ones, and that is what explains the uncanny similarities.  Tune in next week for more startling revelations.