Minoan and Stonehenge?

A few miles away from Stonehenge there is Bluehenge, a site of an earlier stone circle. There is a thought by some people that the stones were moved from that site to where Stonehenge is.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1217752/Henge-stones-Unearthed-site-monuments-little-sister.html#ixzz1NhWdCAzx

Originally posted by Baal Melqart @Athena Wow, you're saying that in the 2nd millenium BCE the Greeks had already discovered England? I always thought that the Celts and Germanians were isolated from civilizations until the Phoenicians started their colonies and trade all the way to Iberia and possibly England. Please do give me a link where I can read about this Mediterranean teenage boy burried in England. This would totally change the way I thought about early bronze age travel.

 

Originally posted by Baal Melqart Wow, that would mean that the myth about the vikings discovering America is not that implausible.

 

Yes, the blue stones were moved from another circle. 

Stonehenge is a complex of three circles.  Down the river is a wooden circle representing life.  The blue stone circle represented death, and those stone could have represented the ancestors of the original people.  They have been moved to region, because the people who moved them, believed they were moving their ancestors.  Then like the the Egyptian crossing of the Nile, from life to death, the procession would be from the wooden circle, and down the river, to the blue stone circle.  Later Stonehenge became part of the complex, and its location is geographically and astronomically important.  The alinement of Stonehenge would have taken my years of study, as it marks the course of the moon cycles, 19 years, 19 years, plus 18 years, 56 stones in all.   A black stone would have been moved with each change.  The location of Stonehenge is vitally important.  If it were located in a different area, it would not accurately mark the moon phases.

Ball Melqart, I did provide the link.  The line about the boy is near the end of the link.  Many of the buried bodies are deformed, and some are from far away places.  Indicating this a place of healing that attracted people from far away.

http://www.decadevol...ntroduction.htm

Furthermore, I heard there is a large granite, donut shape stone that a body can be passed through.   The alinement with the sun is best between January and February.  If a body is passed through the granite stone at this time, the person could experience the relief of some symptoms.  I believe this has to do with electro-magnetic waves and their effect on bones.  Bone conditions such as arthritis are most likely to be effected.  I would love to travel there and be passed through the stone, to see if it makes any difference.   The crystals in the granite stones, and there location in relation to the astronomical events,  are vitally important, because it is the crystals that conduct the electro-magnetic energy. 

I found the possible healing effect of Stonehenge interesting, and my interest was increased by the reports of bodies that came from far away, and the possibility that Minoan's could have fled here after the volcanic and tidal wave destroyed their island.   At this time the blue stones were from the blue stone circle to Stonehenge, indicating and a major cultural change, and possibly a technological change.  

Red Clay, I have heard there are Stonehenge type places in the US.  I have heard that people reacted to natural disasters by moving.  I love the fact gathering and speculations.  I love the mystery about where people traveled and what they knew or believed, a lot better then the murder mystery books.   I think it is important that we figure out this riddle, so I thank you for your input.

Here is further evidence of Minoans dispersing, possibly at the time of the volcanic eruption, and creating settlements in other places.  This is likely a Minoan place in the Galilee of what is today Israel.  
http://archaeologybriefs.blogspot.com/2011/04/evidence-of-minoans-at-middle-bronze.html


Edited by Athena - 29-May-2011 at 11:44