Saturday, July 3, 2010
Stonehenge secret revealed?
Archaeologists from Britain's Bournemouth University,believe the bluestones were revered as healing stones.
It was the magical qualities of these stones which transformed the monument and made it a place of pilgrimage for the sick and injured of the Neolithic world, a statement from the archaeologist team said.One reasons which lead to the conclusion was because a number of the burials around Stonehenge showed signs of trauma and deformity.we still got some information from them to move a step forward to know the mystery of stonehenge.But the fact is a Mystery is always a Mystery...
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Stonehenge-greatest mystery

Around 3500 BC the semi-nomadic peoples that populated the Salisbury Plain began to build the monument now known as Stonehenge. The original construction was a circular ditch and mound with 56 holes forming a ring around its perimeter. The first stone to be placed at the site was the Heel Stone. It was erected outside of a single entrance to the site. 200 years later 80 blocks of bluestone was transported from a quarry almost 200 miles away in the Prescelly Mountains. It is surmized that these blocks were transported by way of rafts along the Welsh coast and up local rivers, finally to be dragged overland to the site. These stones were erected forming two concentric circles.
At some point this construction was dismantled and work began on the final phase of the site. The bluestones were moved within the circle and the gigantic stones that give Stonehenge its distinctive look were installed. Some of these massive stones weigh as much as 26 tons! It remains a mystery how such huge stones could have been moved from the quarry at north Wiltshire by a supposedly primitive people.