belboid
Exasperated, not angry.
Bit fucking unnecessary wasn't it?
no
Bit fucking unnecessary wasn't it?
Bit fucking unnecessary wasn't it?
What evidence?
do your own research. I saw a history channel documentary on stonehenge (and seahenge) ages ago, and have read several articles on it. of course, I'm willing to be proved wrong, but the chances of it being entirely a 19th century forgery strike me as miniscule.
(read your links before you post them and people won't mock so much)
Belend isn't exactly know for its niceness though. the cuntoid.
I was being mocked before I posted the links.. ok so if its on the history channel it must be true...
I've never seen you be anything other than a 100% cunt. So you can sing it to yourself, sweet tits.I am very nice to nie people. Braindead morons however....
I was being mocked before I posted the links.. ok so if its on the history channel it must be true...
I've never seen you be anything other than a 100% cunt. So you can sing it to yourself, sweet tits.

But without a reliable carbon date for the construction of Stonehenge, it has been difficult to establish this, or any other, theory.
Until now, the consensus view for the date of the first stone circle was anywhere between 2600BC and 2400BC.
To cement the date once and for all, Professors Darvill and Wainwright were granted permission by English Heritage to excavate a patch of earth just 2.5m x 3.5m, in between the two circles of giant sarsen stones.
The key was to get organic matter from the bluestone sockets
The dig unearthed about 100 pieces of organic material from the original bluestone sockets, now buried under the monument. Of these, 14 were selected to be sent for modern carbon dating, at Oxford University.
The result - 2300BC - is the most reliable date yet for the erection of the first bluestones.
Strictly speaking, the result was rounded down to "between 2400BC and 2200BC" - but 2300BC is taken as the average.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7625145.stm
sorry, I've never noticed you at all, your twenty odd thousand posts have obviously all been drivel![]()
Is it true that current formation of Stonehenge was created in the early 1900's?
Very

What exactly is being questioned, though, and based on what evidence?That's what you get though, when you question anything.
well, you've been rude enough to me on a number of occasions, so i guess that it's your own cuntishness that you've got lost in. And have forgotten who you've been a cunt to.
either way, fuck yourself to death, cunt.
Many of the stones were re-erected and set in concrete, yes. But the actual monument is ancient and the archeology supports that, showing successive developments over time. It is not 100 year sold ffs![]()
I've had a look through the references (not read all of them thoroughly i admit), you clearly have so where's the answer to moon's question again?
Note the words 'current formation'.
I've had a look through the references (not read all of them thoroughly i admit), you clearly have so where's the answer to moon's question again?
Note the words 'current formation'.
Because it is too boringly true. Not daft conspiracy theories or lizards.Why this post didn't kill the thread I've no idea.
Note the words 'current formation'.
What exactly is being questioned, though, and based on what evidence?
Yes, there is footage of 20th century restoration work. What does that mean, though? That the site as we know it is a fake? That it doesn't look like it did to Turner, or to the 16th Century engraver the Editor mentions?
What is being ridiculed is not questioning, but the quality of this question.

I suppose you think there's WMD i Iraq too eh? *prods pigeon chest*

you already quoted it.
the answer is 'no'
Duh. They needed to build a street that the street-builders could be dragged into and shot.The biggest mystery about Stonehenge is why the people who decided to build that fucking great road right next to it were not dragged out into the street and shot![]()
did you miss this bit, btw?
"How can people claim that Stonehenge is ancient etc when it was quite clearly built using cranes etc?"
It's a bit boring anyway isn't it - need a weatherspoons or something. Avebury is much better.