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I was utterly appalled by Stonehenge - apart from the fact that it rained (honestly!) the crowd were atrocious. A lot of football hooligans clearly out for a free party and a chance to drink in a sopping wet field and get into a fight and not a weird druid type in sight. There were women walking around in states of near complete undress plus I even saw some people having S.E.X on the grass. Why ar

La finalidad que tuvo la construcción de este gran monumento se ignora, pero se supone que se utilizaba como templo religioso, monumento funerario u observatorio astronómico que servía para predecir estaciones.Stonehenge es un monumento neolítico, tipo Cromlech, de la Edad del Bronce situado cerca de Amesbury en Wiltshire, Gran Bretaña. Stonehenge Stonehenge+fotos Stonehenge+videos Stonehen

Stonehenge is a novel of prehistoric times in which we have no recorded history and little archaeological data. The monument Stonehenge is not the only ancient temple found in Great Britain. There are many scattered across the country.Having very few facts to derive a story, the author paints a picture of big battle, lust and ego. The story revolves around three brothers: Lengar, the warrior; Cama

Washington, June 11 (ANI): An archaeologist at the University of Manchester says that the Greater Stonehenge Cursus may have been there since about 3,500 years BC, making the structure 500 years older than the circle itself. Professor Julian Thomas and his colleagues could pinpoint the age of the ancient monument after finding an antler pick [...]

Finally the mysteries of the Stonehenge has been solved. Recent radiocarbon dating of cremated human remains from the Stonehenge site shows that Stonehenge was used as a cemetery at its inception around 3,000 BC until 2,500 BC. So, Stonehenge was an ancient burial site.One of the most famous prehistoric sites in the world, Stonehenge is composed of earthworks surrounding a circular setting of larg

mikesd81 sends in a report from Newsday about radiocarbon dating of cremated bones excavated from Britain’s Stonehenge that, an archeologist said, has solved part of the ancient mystery surrounding the 5,000-year-old site: It was a burial ground for what may have been the country’s first royal dynasty. No word on how this work relates to [...]

Image via Wikipedia Though the stones were only erected in 2500 B.C. there are evidences of burials since 3000 B.C. It seems like the local was used to only bury elements of one family being the first one at 3000 B.C. and then as the family gown up more and more bodies were then buried afterwards. At the [...]

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"Stonehenge served as a burial ground for much longer than had previously been believed, new research suggests. The site was used as a cemetery for 500 years, from the point of its inception. Archaeologists have said the cremation burials found at the site might represent a single elite family and its descendents - perhaps a ruling dynasty."[via bbc news]

“National Geographic Magazine is partnering with Microsoft to bring Stonehenge to life using the super cool PhotoSynth tool. The idea was to take a series of photographs and jigsaw them together in a 3D environment. Photosynth combines hundreds of high quality digital images and lets you browse them in a smooth way, so you can [...]

Adobe Photoshop CS4, codenamed Stonehenge 11.0, is the upcoming version of Adobe’s premier photo editing software. It was recently leaked out and is now available on various torrent sites and on underground forums. The compilation build date is of November 1, 2007. But, thanks to the leaker, it’s now available to anyone who wants to [...]

Representación de un felino hallada en TurquíaA 55 kilómetros de la frontera con Siria Klaus Schmidt solía pasar el tiempo en las cuevas de su Alemania natal, con la esperanza de encontrar pinturas prehistóricas. Treinta años más tarde, y miembro ya del Instituto Arqueológico Alemán, ha encontrado algo infinitamente más valioso: un complejo templo que casi duplica en antigüedad a cualquier cosa

Los monolitos son producto de una formación geológica de origen volcánico y pueden haber sido utilizados como una especie de mira Algunas piedras tienen signos de haber sido labradas por el hombre Los vestigios se encuentran en la cumbre de Las Águilas Vistas desde la cima, lugar conocido como el observatorio, se pueden apreciar unas rocas que asemejan una ciudad de fantasía En la cumbre de

It seems that Adobe Photoshop CS4 (codename Stonehenge 11.0) has been leaked. Attached is a screenshot of Photoshop CS4 (compilation date November 1st, 2007). Abobe Photoshop CS4 will contain Vista compatibility fixes and a few minor improvements (rumors).

Archaeologists carrying out an excavation at Stonehenge say they have broken through to a layer that may finally explain why the site was built. The team has reached sockets that once held bluestones - smaller stones, most now missing or uprooted, which formed the site's original structure. The researchers believe that the bluestones could reveal that Stonehenge was once a place of healing. The dig is the first to take place at Stonehenge for more than 40 years.   ~ more... ~  

Há exatas 4 décadas atrás arqueólogos trabalhavam em escavações nas ruínas de Stonehenge, na Inglaterra, para tentar descobrir um pouco mais sobre o estranho monumento. Em 31 de março deste ano os estudiosos voltaram ao trabalho com as mesmas questões sem respostas de antigamente : quando e porquê. Só que agora com mais ferramentas.O objetivo da pesquisa (que tem previsão de durar até o dia 11 de abril) é de elucidar, com o máximo de precisão possível, a data em que as enormes rochas azuladas foram colocadas lá e também por qual razão. Até hoje não se sabe qual o real propósito da enorme construção e têm-se apenas uma data aproximada de quando ela foi erguida. Alguns cientistas falam em algo em torno do ano de 2600 A.C. mas esta é apenas uma suposição, uma apro

Stonehenge is a British wonder of the ancient world - it's also as familiar a part of our landscape as the White Cliffs of Dover.By Emma ParkinsBBC TimewatchApril 1, BBC NewsIt's such an iconic sight, we tend to forget that two fundamental questions remain - when was it built and what was it for?For hundreds of years, these questions have intrigued and frustrated antiquarians and visitors alike.Remarkably, in the next fortnight, we might just have the beginning of some answers.On Monday, the first excavation to take place at Stonehenge in nearly half a century will start.For Dr Simon Thurley, chief executive of English Heritage, this is a truly unique moment: "Very occasionally, we have the opportunity to find out something new archeologically - we are at that moment now."We believe that t

Stonehenge Un grupo de arqueólogos comenzó el lunes sus trabajos para desvelar uno de los secretos de Stonehenge, el majestuoso monumento en el sur de Inglaterra: ¿cuándo se colocaron las primeras piedras en el antiguo santuario? Los círculos concéntricos que forman Stonehenge, a 130 kilómetros al suroeste de Londres, en la planicie de Salisbury, consisten en gigantes bloques de piedra arenisca y

Pagans and druids, mark your calendars and book your airplane tickets. An Australian entrepreneur hopes to open a Stonehenge replica by the Dec. 21 solstice, just in time for New Age revelers. More: continued here

AP - Pagans and druids, mark your calendars and book your airplane tickets. An Australian entrepreneur hopes to open a Stonehenge replica by the Dec. 21 solstice, just in time for New Age revelers. Original post by nathaniel

Stonehenge is one of the most famous ancient monuments in the world, but what do we really know about it? Anyone intending to visit Stonehenge will be confronted by a huge amount of literature. How do you know where to begin? You’re in luck. Thames & Hudson is about to release in May a new account [...]

Es el monumento prehistórico más famoso y enigmático que testimonia las costumbres y conocimientos de los primeros hombres. Y su significado último sigue siendo un gran misterio. ¿Un templo de rogativas paganas consagrado al sol o un primitivo calendario astronómico cuyo punto culminante es el solsticio de verano?Stonehenge fue una las primeras grandes construcciones que hizo el hombre utilizando la piedra, pero lo más extraño es su subsistencia a lo largo del tiempo sin siquiera haber sido sepultada por el polvo de los siglos. En ese inimaginable lapso –siendo Stonehenge ya milenaria–, se levantó y desapareció sin dejar un solo rastro la Torre de Babel; surgió de la arena del desierto y fue sepultada por ella la babilónica ciudad de Nínive; Cartago fue reducida a cenizas

Well, it is Saturday and the sun is finally out - although there is a definite bite in the air. The temperature dropped well below freezing last night and isn't going to rise much all day. After a few weekends of rain, it is time I ventured outside and kicked off 2008's year of wandering.There were a number of places that I planned to visit this weekend, from Cheddar (the home of Cheddar cheese) to the sea (the home of many fishes....lol!). I finally decided to visit somewhere that I haven't been for many years, but is only an hour drive from my house. Today's destination is the world heritage site of Stonehenge.So, I filled up a flask with hot tea, made some cheese and cucumber sandwiches and packed an apple and an orange.... my lunch was ready and I was on my way. In no time at all, I ar

Vi riporto un articolo di Massimo Polidoro che è il cofondatore nonché Segretario nazionale del CICAP (Comitato Italiano per il Controllo delle Affermazioni sul Paranormale), è considerato uno dei principali esperti internazionali sul paranormale e le pseudoscienze. Laureato in psicologia all'Università di Padova, si è specializzato nella psicologia dell'inganno e nei trucchi del paranormale e, grazie a queste sue competenze, conduce da anni indagini e ricerche su presunti fenomeni misteriosi o paranormali.Uno studente riporta alla luce i documenti: la disposizione delle pietre è opera dei restauri di un secolo fa Londra. La disposizione dell'antica struttura megalitica di Stonehenge, in Inghilterra, costruita circa 5000 anni fa, è il frutto

Tomorrow --June 1st-- there will be a National Geographic special about Stonehenge. Here's a link to a MSNBC story titled, "Did Stonehenge start out as a royal cemetery?"And here's the link to the National Geographic Special called Stonehenge Decoded.I have somewhat of a similar viewpoint about the "cemetery" part, but mine is much more far out version given what happened to me at Stonehenge....bu

Stonehenge, UK. Net als bij de Grote Pyramides blijft het een raadsel hoe ze deze zware krengen zo precies hebben weten te plaatsen zonder hijskranen. Deze meneer lijkt het mysterie een stukje te hebben opgelost.

Google Earth Coordinates: 51°10′44″N, 1°49′34″W Elevation: 818 ft Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument located in the English county of Wiltshire, about 8 miles (13 km) north of Salisbury. One of the most famous prehistoric sites in the world, Stonehenge is composed of earthworks surrounding a circular setting of large standing stones. Archaeologists believe the standing stones were erected

Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument located in the English county of Wiltshire, about 8 miles (13 km) north of Salisbury. One of the most famous prehistoric sites in the world, Stonehenge is composed of earthworks surrounding a circular setting of large standing stones. Archaeologists believe the standing stones were erected around 2200 BC and the surrounding circular earth bank and ditch, which constitute the earliest phase of the monument, have been dated to about 3100 BC. The site and its surroundings were added to the UNESCO's list of World Heritage Sites in 1986 in a co-listing with Avebury henge monument, and it is also a legally protected Scheduled Ancient Monument. Stonehenge itself is owned by the State and managed by English Heritage while the surrounding land is owned by the National Trust.

Stonehenge es un monumento neolítico, tipo Cromlech, de la Edad del Bronce situado cerca de Amesbury en Wiltshire, Gran Bretaña, unos 13km al Noroeste de Salisbury. Está formado por cuatro círculos concéntricos de piedras. Está compuesto de un gran círculo de grandes megalitos cuya construcción se fecha entre 2500 y 2000 adC. El círculo de arena que rodea a los megalitos está considerado la parte más antigua del monumento siendo datada sobre el 3100 adC. El primer día de verano, el sol sale justo atravesando el eje de la construcción, lo que hace suponer que los constructores tenían conocimientos de astronomía. Para los paganos la piedra significaba la muerte y Stonehenge podría haber sido utilizada junto con woodhenge en cermonias religiosas.Stonehenge fue uno de los 21 nominados en el concurso de las Nuevas Siete Maravillas del Mundo, sin embargo, no fue escogido.

TITLE: [Stonehenge, Salisbury, England] CALL NUMBER: LOT 13415, no. 841 [item] [P&P] REPRODUCTION NUMBER: LC-DIG-ppmsc-08828 (digital file from original) No known restrictions on publication.Digital ID: ppmsc 08828 Source: digital file from original Reproduction Number: LC-DIG-ppmsc-08828 (digital file from original) Repository: Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA Retrieve higher resolution JPEG version (214 kilobytes)MEDIUM: 1 photomechanical print : photochrom, color. CREATED, PUBLISHED: [between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900]. NOTES: Title from the Detroit Publishing Co., Catalogue J--foreign section, Detroit, Mich. : Detroit Publishing Company, 1905. Print no. "10069". Forms part of: Views of England in the Photochrom print collection.PART OF: Views of England REPOSITORY: Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA. DIGITAL ID: (digital file from original) ppmsc 08828 hdl.loc.gov/ppmsc.08828, CARD #: 20027080

This is a miniature address album that I've created on all the members in a COF that I'm in. I've used the theme colours of pink and brown here. The photographs above were taken before I've added the details of each scrappers in there. It's a fun project to do and this is my first hands on a real miniature album. My last postcard mini album was actually sort of a medium sized album rather than a true mini album.

Researcher, University of British Columbia, studied Stonehenge for several years, finally realized that a standing stones passes Guardian Unlimited. According to Anthony Perksa, Stonehenge-giant fertility symbol in the form of female sexual organ. “In Neolithic times, it was about the Earth as a great bogine- mother,” explains Perks, gynecologist Education. Stonehenge-could provide an opening through which [...]

Having a bad day at the office? Need to chillout and regain some office karma? If so this Desktop Stonehenge Kit could be exactly what you need. (more…) ---Related Articles at Thoughts from the Sidelines - Technology, Gadgets & Curiosities:Digital Photo Frame Desktop Alarm Clock & ThermometerBob Machine – The Desktop Anti Stress Robot BuddyGreat Office Gadgets - Mr Soccer Desktop Football BotsA Novel Way of Getting a Screen PrintCool Mr P Desktop FanCool Designer Destop Light by PabloMiniature Desktop Television Alarm Clock with RemoteComFish USB Mini Desktop Fish TankProtect Your PC with the USB Desktop BouncerDesigner Office Gadget Rocket Pens

This is a layout on the members of The Stonehenge group in one of the forum that I'm in. It's for the group's challenge. The challenge is to create a group members layout using "stonehenge" as inspiration. After my last light colours layout, I would liked to challenge myself in doing a very dark colours layout. Therefore I've used quite a number of dark colour papers in this layout. This layout had been quite challenging where I've to include twelve separate individuals photographs in it. In order to achieve the group looked, I've hand stitched some rectangles to link all the photographs together. This also met the requirement of using "stonehenge" as inspiration for this layout as the rectangles actually resembles the "stonehenge" rocks. (You can refer to "Stitches to link up photographs!" in my tips and tricks section.) I've also create the flowers using vellums. This had actually soften the look of the dark colours layout. (You can refer to "Vellum Flowers" in my tips and

Stonehenge mystery solved by professional puzzle maker, Bruce Bedlam, 56, has built a scale model of the ancient stone circle as he believes it was originally constructed - as a round building. He believes that the Wiltshire monument was created with a large, domed roof made from wood and covered in wooden tiles. Bruce believes the sitting was significant and the sun would enter the interior at every solstice through one of the ten doors. The theory suggests that beams were used to create a roof that came to a point above the monument. Link & Image: dailymail Share This

Refrigerators of all colors and shapes stand 18-feet high, lined up in a 100-foot diameter circle, facing inward toward a cluster of taller fridge towers. It’s as if the outer ring of fridges is worshipping these inner towers, or perhaps protecting them from the outside dangers.Like Stonehenge, which is aligned to solar and lunar astronomical events, “Stonefridge” is geographically aligned to its own kind of power source: Los Alamos National Laboratories. Adam Horowitz, a critic of the atomic bomb, purposefully built the monument in a place where visitors can see the labs in the distance. He calls it an “atomic alignment.”Source: FlickrTechnorati Tags: stonehenge fridge refrigerator art

Stonehenge,Bangunan Megalitihic berusia 5000 tahunStonehenge merupakan sebuah monumen batu peninggalan manusia purba pada zaman Megalitikum yang terletak di Salisbury Plain,Propinsi Wilshire,Inggris.Stonehenge sendiri terdiri dari tiga puluh batu tegak (sarsens) dengan ukuran yang sangat besar (masing-masing batu pada mulanya seragam tingginya,yaitu 10 meter dengan masing-masing batu mempunyai berat 26 ton),semua batu tegak tsb disusun dengan bentuk tegak melingkar.Didalam 30 lingkaran batu besar tadi,juga masih terdapat sekitar 30 batu dengan ukuran yang lebih kecil yang dinamakan Lintels,yang disusun dengan bentuk melingkar juga.Tapi sayang,pada saat ini kebanyakan batu-batu tegak tadi telah terkikis dan jatuh.Sampai saat ini fungsi dari Stonehenge masih merupakan misteriMenurut Arkeolog inggris , Richard Jhon Coplan Atkinson (1950) ,Stonehenge kira-kira dibangun sekitar 5000 tahun silam,pembangunannya sendiri di

Below you will find the Press Release issued by Legion Paper concerning its future exclusive supply of the Rising and Stonehenge Brands. I'm quoting it in full below so that people can be very clear what the company is saying.Legion Paper acquires Rising and Stonehenge BrandsLegion becomes the worldwide exclusive supplier.Legion Paper, the leading supplier of fine art paper in North America, acquired the Rising and Stonehenge brands upon Neenah Paper’s announcement of the Rising Mill closure. Legion Paper will continue to supply the papers to the exact specifications to the worldwide community.“No other company is more suited to develop and distribute Rising Art Papers and Boards,” said Michael Ginsburg, president of Legion Paper. “We created these papers with the mill over 30 years ago and have been actively involved in the manufacturing and new product development as their exclusive distributor.”Rising Museum Board remains the premiere brand and has set the standard as the

Further to yesterday's post about the closure of the paper mill on the Housatonic River which makes Rising Fine Art Papers I've been given some more information about future supplies of Stonehenge fine art papers (and Rising Museum Board and other Rising products) which seem to be under threat.[Plus see the latest update below regarding an e-mail from Legion Paper received since inital publication of this post]The manager of the mill - which has closed - advised a member of Wet Canvas that Stonehenge would continue to be 'made' by Legion Paper. I've done a bit more digging as a result and found out the following:Legion Paper sources fine art papers. It is a wholesale distributor rather than a manufacturer. Legion is the largest supplier of Fine Art, Museum Board, Decorative and Digital Art Papers in North America, stocking over 3500 papers from over 50 mills worldwide. It deals with the manufacturers and mills which produce paper and then sells the paper on to retail distribut

Is the production of Stonehenge art paper - much loved by some coloured pencil artists - at risk? That's the question which is not answered at all by the websites of either the Fox River Paper Company or Neenah Paper Inc. - the corporation which completed its acquisition of the Fox River Corporation in March this year.Fox River Papers has a range of fine art papers in its product line using the brand name of Rising Art Papers. The mill which produced these is to be closed in the near future.Neenah Paper today announced plans to close permanently one of the fine paper plants acquired in the recent purchase of Fox River Paper. The Housatonic mill, located near Great Barrington, Massachusetts, has annual production capacity of approximately 15,000 tons per year and is expected to cease manufacturing operations by the end of the second quarter. Housatonic was the smallest of four fine paper plants Neenah acquired as part of the Fox River acquisition.“This is a necessary part of our p

Stonehenge. The mere mention of the name invokes images of magic. Long thought to be some sort of ancient observatory, it has been associated with with Celts, Gauls and even Egyptians. In more legendary terms, Stonehenge has been also associated with druids, Merlin and even extraterrestrial aliens. Considered one of the world’s most mystical places, Stonehenge has remained shrouded in mystery and wonder. A recent project headed up by 100 archaeologist from around Great Britain has discovered some interesting new evidence which may suggest something entirely different for the Neolithic monument. The scientists discovered a sister site just a couple miles away from Stonehenge called Durrington Walls. This site is once believed to have been similar to Stonehenge in construction but constructed out of timber and housing. Durrington Walls housed the people and Stonehenge was the burial site. An avenue connected the two sites and also followed along the river. Apparently the two

Remains of village found near Stonehenge Eight small wooden houses unearthed in village two miles away This National Geographic photo shows archaeologists as they work at Neolithic-floor level within Durrington Walls, part of the Stonehenge World Heritage site. In the...

  Otra vez el equipo de "mentes afiebradas" de Clandestino saca de la galera un bonito proyecto para ayudarte a superar la crisis.Como no queremos que nadie se quede sin la oportunidad de lanzar al "hiperespacio" su flujo orgásmico, (y que dicho flujo no sea eyaculado al pedo), y podamos revitalizar al cosmos en este solsticio, de invierno para unos, de verano para nosotros, es que decidimos armar nuestro propio "STONE ENGE".Claro, que sumidos en una profunda crisis económica, que en La Matanza se caga de risa de los índices que da el gobierno, nos vimos obligados a construirlo de "PAPAS".Siiiiii, la crisis hace salir a flote lo mejor de nosotros."¡lo atamo con alambre, lo atamo!"Así que vos chabon, chabona, mañana a la tardecita te caes por acá, y cuando el sol se ponga, te hechas un polvete de "puta madre"."¡ponele ganas loco!".Saquemos al planeta del caos en que se encuentra.Armemos una bonita "orgía cósmica" que nos saque de pobres.Culiemos, solo culiemos. Pd: se repart

According to this news article, Stonehenge may just be considered a wonder of the world before long. Stonehenge has always fascinated me, and I love reading about the many different theories regarding just what it is. Personally I like to think it was erected by a bunch of drunk and/or stoned people who sat around a bonfire at a dull party one Saturday evening, and thought - "wouldn't it be funny to put something totally useless up here and then in thousands of years they'll wonder what the fuck it is!" p.s. Hey thanks to speedy for pointing out that I didn't have my brain plugged in when I read this article.....I must have left it under my pillow or something :)