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Eighty number ten dad jokes man. I've got no subway with dad's, so let's just get right into ancestors ancestors there we go. Nice save nice save also leaves- and almost always you know we're here with our super producer- no to take a look at yet another thing event, secret or phenomenon that may not be getting the coverage it deserves. Right, bs case. It's a bunch of stones in the middle of a field. I hinge if you will hinge some sort of hinge of stone right. We are talking, Stonehenge. Now this is something familiar to, I would say the vast majority of people in the world you ve seen it seemed a picture of it. You ve heard all kinds of crazy things about it, but what the heck is it? Actually? the best part is that we don't know for sure, but there a lot their lot of facts,

out there. We can point to their lot of theories. We're doing today, the biggest questionably he said what the heck is it We do know this is a prehistoric ruin in Southern England near Salisbury afraid when we don't know who built it, but it thought it dates back to about twenty eight hundred b c and who have been designed for some kind of right. Rule, or at least a ceremonial purpose, or b c e. If you're one of those people starting to type email right now, where we will get an email either way regard of what initials you want a stamp on that time period remains of cremated. Human bodies have been found, buried it Stonehenge, and this indicates that it may have been used as a burial ground, assuming, of course, that the people, Stonehenge knew there were bodies there, yeah, all depending on which like if there are people using

after it had been built for different purposes. Then, when it was originally built, We're gonna get all kinds of stuff here. One thing that should be is it. Stonehenge is in itself not a unique structure. It's one of some aid British prehistoric ruins that are characterized by this Large circular embankment, then encloses or at least at one point in closed some kind of structure. Yet, and although The original meaning of the phrase hinge is not known. That word is now used for any ruins of this type, and we have learned a little bit about how these things looked in their heyday right, yeah in most of these structures of things that we call hinge. There were there were primarily made out of wood but Stonehenge. Which was built in three phases it contained a wooden structure, at least its believed that it contained a wooden structure in its first.

But it was eventually made up completely of stones, so they replaced the parts that were there with these giant stones which are heavy, how have you might ask? Oh, we are glad you did. Let's talk about the structure of Stonehenge in its final form, which does make me think of various various things from our childhood Stonehenge had thirty upright stone seas where each about eighteen feet or five and a half metres high seven two point: one meter stick and they were now to ring those where thirty metres across now only seven in these megaliths called sources are now ending the the law stones that are one piece yet the vertical and the ones that span the top of those. Since those are called lentils, L, I n t out as less my axe and full some of you, and these are about ten and a half foot as stones

that create that almost doorway looking part of Stonehenge and then you have the blues stones, which are these smaller, upright stones that are on the inside? The make that, in a ring, if you have your video. Yet I would recommend watching their ton of pictures of this again. We're fear, certainly you're aware of what it looks like, but have you might get a bitter sure, maybe if you ever video, apply your listening to say why not stir in there for it is the video is probably under five minutes in this package will probably a little bit longer of it yet, but then just keep it laid a day or so within Stonehenge. There was this horseshoe of five. What are called Trillo, phones and easier to upright sources capped by a lentil three of those remained standing. Not the centre was this horseshoe of blue stones around a pillar known

the altar stow. Oh, yes, the good old, alter stone, we're all kinds of phone rituals could take place. Some of them. We just have been fantasizing out. What could can place there, some of it. We have an idea because of things that we found it we're gonna get into this shirt, but the best part is there was an altar. And then, if you gonna, have a great monolithic structure from ancient times. There's gotta be a place where you can have a ritual doom over that time, that I obsessed with sky run that sky room. What is that ban? right so guys- I I have nothing against video games. I don't play them very often, but what I do I have very range relationship with them, because I have no sense of moderation as planned, Starry Sky room, all the time you know and more evenings one time. Work early. The play

guy rim, that's when I realized I had a problem buttons. I always think skier, and when I hear about these prehistoric alters, loans and, of course, you're. Scaring being fictional, is just inspired, A lot of those structures, but it's important for us to remember across the world things This exists and many of them remain utterly mysterious today, but we do know, we do know that we ve been able to perform some forensic stuff here. And that's why we know the outside of the sourcing circle at Stonehenge. There's a ring of fifty six pits and they're called Aubrey Hole, in their named after John Aubrey who investigate the hinge on the seventeenth century, and he found these four small stones and then this circular bank of earth they surrounded by this ditch re into stone pillars. Fainting entrance,

through the Earth Bank, one of them remains: there's an upright megalith, the heel stone, that's outside the entrance. Let's talk a little bit about the astrology, her the astronomy. Rather oh, yes, so if we imagine you're standing in the Centre of Stonehenge and it's the summer solstice now let us imagine that you, the person, was saying to them our standing in the centre of Stonehenge on summer solstice. Now, let's around you twenty first, it shifts around a little bit, but if you're standing there, the sun is going to rise from behind this the heel stone the you just mentioned, and it's gonna come up over across thing and essentially just gonna. This amazing, almost spiritual feeling, just from the way the sun's gonna come through these sources and come across that he'll, stone, you can tell them. It was a majestic experience. It was created while inside this

yeah, yeah yeah. We know it is arguable that Stonehenge was built by does someone who had knowledge of the Heavens rain and the source disease. I am that deep built Stonehenge to reflect these great moments throughout the year in the nineteen sixty match, Strawn merci arise that these auburn holes in some of those stones could be used to keep track of solar lunar years to predict eclipses, which is Just so amazing Emmi ask ask yourselves if we were transported back in time. We were tasked with predict an eclipse how on earth we do. I think that something that escapes people's minds, often about time, travel, noise. Think of that vote with back in new incident. The twelve hundreds or even the eighteen hundred I'd be made

good, I know so much stuff, but do we do because I can build a smartphone yeah, something as simple as keeping the time and seasons and where the sun is, and while that's that's really interesting, widower caravan. So yet we know This has led a lot of people to believe that Stonehenge was a primitive, astronomical observatory, but not everyone agrees now that high is disputed by a lot of archaeologists who contend that there's really evidence to suggest the builders Stonehenge had a lot of knowledge of our interest in astronomy. We might, I still think it's in arguable that I think it cannot be a coincidence that they just lined up, but maybe I'm just seen what I want to see either way. Somebody you seeing something yeah that's fair boy, you're, not wrong. Stonehenge,

just start out in its current form. As we said in its first phase, like you mentioned earlier, met a lot of wood components, wooden components. Stonehenge was just a few stones. Wooden posed in closed by the circular, and bank meant the curve theory nowadays is that this was used for religious gatherings and then around two thousand b c people with slightly more advanced technology figured out how to get his blue stones. There they each wade four tonnes or a thirty six hundred kilograms for everybody out of one c, Namibia, Burma and the? U S and the crazy thing is they were at least in the. In theory. They were floated by raft from south western whales yeah. They were set up

for the inner circle within the embankment and several centuries later sown hinges builders up the ante and transported the sources, each of which weighs about twenty five tonnes. There were bought from as far as twenty miles away and set up outside the blueskins. Is insane to me, and that is one of the reasons people have issues with the idea of humans. Building these things, these giant stone because if you go to ancient alien theory, some people believe that there must have been some kind of advanced technology to get these stones set up the way they are and for what purpose spent for what purpose but we know that, of course, in the absence of concrete proof, speculation runs rampant. Ah, you often hear that stone hinges, connect

with the drew it somehow druids, totally the classic Druid move people are saying, but there's really not any hard evidence that they that the Druids played a part in the construction of stone. However, we do know that a couple of Ingenious modern day humans have demonstrated methods that could be used in theory to build stone and they make a pretty convincing case. Yeah physics is pretty awesome, if you can figure out how to use the simple tools like pulleys leavers. You can. Can make some really heavy things. Do some pretty incredible stuff right, there's some great you two videos where you can see demonstrations of this by a couple of different sources who reach the same conclusions, but that's not the million dollar question we ve weave at this point

and some of the dimensions of Stonehenge and some of the best guesses at its evolution, but what the heck was it for? No right of people use it well. There are a lot of theories Ben and, let's get interim right after a quick word from response today's episode is brought to you by IBM for businesses around the world. Today is an a restart. It's a rethink! That's why they're partnering with IBM retailers are keeping theirs up as millions of orders move on mine hunters are using IBM Watson to manage an influx of customer questions with a sigh and solution. Built on the IBM cloud are helping. Doctors care for patients remotely today were rethinking how business moved forward. So, let's get to it. Let's put smart towards is it IBM, dot com, slash smart to learn more though, were apart. These days was sharing so Geico we'd like say thanks. Thanks for sharing your savage dance moves

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have you not anymore. They are no longer existing in our world. Think of them oxen liking. Ok, you must have really good way to put it so this was migration around, like you were saying that thousands of years before those first stones came round theirs other site about a mile away from the wheelchair England Megaliths, and it contains evidence of human eye capacious spanning three thousand years, including thousands of those Org bones of flint tools and evidence that they made and used fire knife we're the course things that you can see evidence of construction at the sight of Stonehenge as far back as eight thousand five hundred years or almost. Ten thousand years ago, where these these pine posts. Sticking out of the ground that were at one time raised to create some kind of ancient structure ray

and the archaeological evidence, hence that this site was originally this ancient hunting, feasting kind of Asia. Tat kind of All we already have a party hall, a community center, and maybe the megaliths they say were two memorialize this, but of course that is not the point: a word there's another idea that says similar, but a little bit different. It's thought. Let me Stonehenge this huge. Seemingly wouldn't monument was more than just some kind of barbecue cookout area. Some people believe that these were erected to celebrate peace, or sometimes unity, gathering together in harmony, with different groups, come out there. You are

it, but I don't really see the causation here, because there is a correlation. The argument here is that, during that intense building period, which you know as well as we show Stonehenge, took a long time to build between three thousand and twenty five hundred BC, the culture the british Isles was increasingly unifying and they say that you can see this because there are more similarities in regional pottery, but here's the ears, the problem to me, not just my personal before that I just don't think that a unification of a culture necessarily means that Stonehenge was built to celebrate that maybe it means that people were more likely to get together, but I dont think they were likely to get together. To say, hey Let's make a monument about what good friends we are you guys? Why do we make monuments about our friendships feel alone,

about it. But what, if all of the different sources are ripe, representing different tribes? Are gonna, be cool, can alike the american flag? All the different operative states, provinces in the thirteen colonies and so on. They just did it with these giant stones, which is cooler in mind, that might be yeah it's just. I guess you can build too many, because you certainly couldn't carry those rounds or maybe you could get it smaller version, like many hinge, that's how you do it we should be could be the market, even if they had a market in sugar. Early set up markings were bunch guys got together and there like them. I think it would appear here and there the marbles. I wonder you know, because it took so long to build. The previous generations, like the wooden parts, probably existed as a model of sorts and boy. Can you mad

Have some kind of planning? Can you imagine we always hereby ancient monuments being made with such precision imperfection in skill, but we never hear about once they get messed up, because they are an Easter Island head somewhere, where they get the nose wrong, and they said very this one to the other bodies monuments, yeah there, where the botched monuments, where the ancient Matthew Peachy walls that just are really well together. I guess they crumbled the ancient sub par artists Thea with what happened to those guys, there's a comedy sketch and everywhere, but it is true, as we said before, that one of the big one of the big theories forced own hinge is the astronomical calendar idea that this was where ancient, celebrate winter solstice in particular. They say this because the Avenue near Stonehenge lines of the winter solstice sunset and nearby archaeological evidence suggests that pigs were slaughtered.

Dream December and January, maybe not midwinter, feast of sorts and its also known as the site faces sunrise during the summer. Solstice and thousands of visitors go to this site every year. Even now to celebrate that time and here's something really somebody or different as though there were these two pipers plain in it, built around Stonehenge and they would have heard the sound cancel out at certain spots. There's a sound allusion that might having inspired the stone age builders. This comes from presentation at the twenty twelve American Association for the advancement of sciences, so hardly a fringe research here. Yes, oh it's Father Perhaps these megaliths were created to augment the sound. There was already naturally occurring in the site actually really interesting. The monument is often nicknamed the Piper Stones in England, in the lead in whole,

these magic pipers would lead maidens out into the field and then turn them into stones, as they are today bizarre. Yet even don't buy this whole sound allusion theory agree that Stonehenge has astonishing acoustic qualities with the cavernous echo ECHO Oh it's really go because it all of those different flat services than its reflect From depending on where you stand, you can have crazy auditory things they were sound from. The right will be coming in from the left side. It's really call there's a presentation on line that you can find if you search for Stonehenge Acoustics, I think and model search for that and you can find really cool stuff and even models online you can look at many hinges,

I would say not many hinges, it's it's models of what the acoustics would be like if Stonehenge was the way it was. I guess originally meant to look. Ok, yes, so we can. We can picture it already. You can start to see the sights and here the sounds, the ancient people, encounter when they saw the sun go down a winter solstice during the chanting resonating from the stones. You know the sound of pigs beans, moderate or oh yeah cremation, which brings us to the next one, the elite cemetery. We talked about this earlier, for the break. The mysterious monument that may have once been a burial ground for the crime Della crime of the ancient societies. Thousands of skeletal fragments of at least sixty three individuals have been exudes from around the area with an equal a portion of men and women and children. So this is interesting because I've heard

I've heard that there was a debate about the proportion there may be. Some people say well, it's primarily men and very few women. So this would lead people to say: will maybe it's the burial ground of warriors or something. But the thing is these burials date to three thousand b c and as construction of the monument was getting started, archaeologist of also found. Some things are usually associated with the US, swells of ancient society, things again since balls, amaze, head etc. But that is not the crazy idea yet knows He a mention a name here that you know Eric Fontana, can't I, as author of chariots of the gods, among other things, the primary advocate of ancient ailing

theory, even more so than that guy shows up on history, jail, he's a gloriously, exciting person, the sea on television always love it when his name pops up MIKE. Ah, yes, Fontana King African, so he thinks the creation of Stonehenge and Neil Neolithic period a model of our solar system. Yes, a celestial map that was created with stones it seems like a lot of trouble to make a map. Soldiers the idea, but it is kind of permanent yeah there's that too. But here's the idea, saying that observing the circular early positioned trench surrounding Stonehenge connecting a point that extends hundred? metres away from the site, with an extending pathway, appointing directly on the position the sun would lie in during the summer solstice. He says this represents model of the neolithic star system that they believe consisted of nine planets and from this earlier.

Presentation of our solar system or in Montana Chickens opinion he proposed the stone circle, served A landing pad for spaceships or an observatory for extra terrestrial activity amid the sky, yeah. I love it. I know me, I love it. I know, but where, whereas the other proof you know what what's would we have found if thou was really happening? It's you really fun idea. I appreciate it on so many levels, but unfortunately I can't put anyway by that yeah. Well, I I wonder if you'll vandam can gets a heck of a hard time they cause. He is often accused of just ignoring what doesn't fit. His ancient alien theory in own has also been called braces because the employed, the implied

about. Engine aliens is that ancient people were not kept all of the same ingenuity as modern people still fascinating, though, is so much want to think about. Oh and here's a deep cut, of our earliest earliest videos, the idea, lay lines that Stonehenge sort of a note for these electro MAC headache or geomantic lines of energy that Criss crossed the globe sort of like a sword like veins in flash, and I think the earth's spiritual energy again. Hey, I hate you, don't wanna influence anybody either way you wanna to way lines. That's fine! There is not allowed of evidence and it seems to be a whole lot a coincidence, but you know, maybe, while we do know that

We do know that there have been various sides around the world that have been built to line up with a soul status in that part of the world, and we do know that early has a magnetic field in certain areas of that magnetic field function differently than others were right sure, but I dont know if that necessarily proves the idea of labour it just seems that when I go online, I look at maps of lay lines at every single one is different and every single one kind of just decides where they want them to be. I see, I know just what I've seen what I'd like to hear from us Listen to this. I wish I'd like to hear from an expert. They could sit. Sit me down and X. Into me exactly what it is because from what I found a I, maybe I just don't get it. On picturing this conversation, we have it with an expert sort of like a long order ever now sure law and order cooling lay lines drawn from them to them

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language, you can listen to the twenty seven club on the irish radio, Apple podcast, CAS rarer. You get your back ass. So here's one of my favorite theories about henchmen, the idea that Stonehenge is a hoax. It was built. Nineteen, fifty four There's a great website where you can see these purported pictures of people building Stonehenge very well. I guess we're done here solved you have a great rest your day, on twitter owner or not, So how does somebody get to stone into that's one of the most exciting things to me as you can actually go there? Oh yeah, and I think you have to make special arrangements if you want to up and walk around Stonehenge oil industry by yeah, but you can, you can go and visit. There's this really great new, don't know exactly. It looks like a big tents.

Sure, but in the main visitors centre for the Stonehenge there are all kinds of things you can get their objects for the past from Stonehenge yeah, sometimes give they have speakers. There lay sure series on the history of the area you can, if you'd like to go to stoning, she can visit W w dot English dash heritage, dot. Org thought you and you'll see where you can book the tickets. I think for adults it some as little less than fourteen pounds to visit course, kids get different rate and certain groups are allowed practice spirit rights. Where are you now want to walk up to the citizens is walk up anymore, somebody ruined it? Somebody probably went no what happened? Knowing human beings met? Here's what happened! Some welcome the crime there, possibly one urinate it on a stone, definitely cassettes, help

large, and maybe maybe somebody said, oh, how romantic love you haven't been able to them yet which govern intimate encountering Stonehenge Year then so now, the the people doing those things they ruin the fine for everybody, but we should when I you and I have never been to Stonehenge right? No, never, goal in my life now know you have not been, enjoy the right note so even are producer, nor has not been there yet, but no husband somewhere else. Yes, we met. My I have not you have. I thought you weren't, who was that later and gentlemen. We are talking about the United States, own Stonehenge, the Stonehenge of the South

Some touch orders own Stonehenge, you, the Georgia Guide stones erected in Elbert in County Georgia, which touts itself as the granite capital the world under very. Serious circumstances. No, yes, he was commissioned by a fellow named r C Christian, which is where assuming a pseudonym Definitely the monument is built to convey astrological information and it contains multilingual directives for a new world paradigm seriously. That's that's what it is when's directions for the new world like. If we, if you look at these which are in Russia, in English, spanish Mandarin Swahili couple other things, then you you, We need the same. Few directives over over and that you now quickly resolved now are one maintain humanity under five hundred million in perpetual balance with nature.

Guide reproduction wisely, improving fitness and diversity unite Manatee with a new living language, I wonder which language there talking about there rule, passion, faith, tradition and all things with tempered reason protect. Oh and nations, with fair laws and just courts, let all nations rule internally resolving external disputes in a world court, a boy, petty laws and useless officials, balance personal rights with Social duties prize. Truth, beauty, love in harmony with the infinite bailout or cancer on the earth? Leave room for nature leave room for nature by Alaska kind of stuff. He was a John Hancock that crew. But yes, this is a real place built by a group of

people who referred to remain anonymous in Albert, enjoy which is not not exactly a above new age. Thinking is a hub, though, for a granite, which is why they built this. This huge sting of granite, and they ve got a time capsule under their with no date or when it should be opened. Overall, this thing is, is huge. The four major stones are sixteen feet. Four inches high. They each way about a little bit less than forty two thousand five hundred pounds. And we have spent a lot of time talking about this. The reason we mention nor going there is because no actually did a documentary on the Georgia Guide stones, which is fantastic. Is there any way for us to find that? Nor will you give us

for you go. Will you go on here and say how you can find it. I think. Perfect, will you gotta let our people know he me to police yes and listens. We get quite a bit of email about the jury guide sounds you know every every few, maybe every two weeks somebody sends us something about the George Medicines and we are planning to do something special there, but we want to go on site and we would like to We would like to really make a good show or series with this one are so let us know if you think it's worth it for us to go up there and do a on the spot

about the Georgia Guide stones now want to analyze it. Just I wanna talk to as many people as possible, and now I mean those aren't. I got this thing we can use. That is historical context. I'm excited yes so check this out, because there is so much more about this about this monument that we we haven't got you. Maybe we could do a pike ass just on Georgia guidance to there's one last thing which do before we get out of here met we going to do ritual. Ah, Ok, so yeah you're, probably wondering where wearing this rope I may I was gonna, ask added wanna offend you or I am just I'm covered in pig blood under this row. Man, it, Sir AIR could smell yeah. Well, things got kind of crazy but we are doing something that may become a ritual met. Today we are announcing the winner of our Facebook caption contest, o YE have winner already that's right.

Anybody if you hang out with a mat and no and I on Facebook or twitter at conspiracy stuff, then you will, I have already heard about our caption contest that we just sorted this. To do for our new finance. If it's, you was worthwhile we get so many responses. We we and threw them all nor a lot of close, all there's some very ones error. Some moments of bit creeping maybe a little awkward herb unnecessary. I I really enjoyed some of these. One of my favorites is one that no caps just said soon. Yeah has pretty great we If and when we do, we have a winner, and I think it's just I mean winds for me, because I, like the reference

I didn't realize all euro shooting that picture. How similar was to this so just gonna say had been Adam Reed, you win body and what did Adam say Adam said you can turn back now or watch us recreate that car park seen from Highlander soaking regulations to you, Mr Adam Red, and thank you for playing the game thoroughly enjoyed your caption, you have the winning caption and based on People liked your comment. It seems that met, and I are not the only ones who agree in fact eyes for producer no- and I were talking off air about this too- and I was asking him in which one do you think is a favorite, so its unanimous from the three eyes nice Let us know if you enjoy the catch contests. If you want us to take this up for another go round and also

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