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Anthropology

LASlibinSC

(269 posts)

4. I think it was a pilgrimage destination.

Reply to JDPriestly (Reply #3)

Mon May 7, 2012, 11:29 AM

May 2012

Last edited Mon May 7, 2012, 01:02 PM - Edit history (1)

I'm thinking it was an annual event.Stonehenge a Burial
Ground, Archaeologists
Say : NPR
Jun 2, 2008 ...
Stonehenge a Burial
Ground, Archaeologists
Say .... So we think that
these are two separate
rites.
www.npr.org > News >
US > Around the Nation
I'm not sure I did that right.But hope this helps. Man it sucks getting old!

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Stonehenge Had Lecture Hall Acoustics [View all] xchrom May 2012 OP

This is the Maryhill "stonehenge" pscot May 2012 #1

Very cool! LASlibinSC May 2012 #2

Didn't the arrangement of the stones have to do with astronomical events? JDPriestly May 2012 #3

I think it was a pilgrimage destination. LASlibinSC May 2012 #4

Just helping you out with the link to it here edcantor May 2012 #5