Syria's stonehenge': Mysterious ruins in desert could be 10,000 years old

Daily Mail Online ^ | 25 June 2012 | ROB WAUGH

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[Ezekiel]

The strange stone formations were uncovered in 2009, by archaeologist Robert Mason...

Must be a real rubble-rouser.

VR: "The similarity to Stonehenge is admittedly striking. And the landscape looks so much like Salisbury plain you expect to see a cricket match in progress."

I think that's a pic of the post-Clark Griswold Stonehenge.

[SunkenCiv]

;’)

[Cronos]

ping

[Cronos]

8000 BC and indo-europeans hadn’t split yet

[RegulatorCountry]

But was it a strange formation, made of stone perhaps?

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks Cincinna.

[SueRae]

Wow..another wonder uncovered. I can’t imagine anyone wanting to go there and excavate right about now.

[blam]

Got it.

Thanks for the ping.

Sundalandians?

[Verginius Rufus]

8000 BC and indo-europeans hadn't split yet

As long as they were content just to eat horses, they stayed put in one place. Then someone got the bright idea of taming and riding horses...then they started riding madly off in all directions.

[Yollopoliuhqui]

Bear in mind that Peratt was introduced to rock art and its possible interpratation as manifestations of large scale plasma displays in the heavens by comparative mythologist and student of Immanuel Velikovsky, David Talbott. See: www.thunderbolts.info