Posted on 04/27/2013 12:29:10 PM PDT by BenLurkin
The site of Stonehenge — that mysterious collection of British rocks that could have served as a calendar using the stars — was also a graveyard for the elite, according to new research.
A British group led by the University College London looked at 63 bodies surrounding the historical site. They determined these people were part of a group of elite families that brought their relatives to Stonehenge for burial over more than 200 years, starting from 2,900 BC.
The bodies were buried long before the rocks visible today were erected, though.
Read more: http://www.universetoday.com/101771/stonehenge-was-an-ancient-burial-ground-for-the-rich-study/#ixzz2Rh4d8FWJ
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You know, I looked into this issue of ley line in some detail via Google, etc., and I could never really find a solid definition of ley lines with solid examples. Do you have a sit you like on this subject?
I think the place was a centre for healing. The people who didn’t make it are probably buried about.
The “scientists” studying these sites haven’t been to church, well, perhaps ever.
Thank you!
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