check this site out. it is about stonehenge as a huge neolithic mechanical grain mill. there is a video of the working model......not the usual stuff.
http://www.granaryatstonehenge.org or google granary at stonehenge.
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QUOTE (beatles @ Mar 7 2008, 01:28 PM) 
check this site out. it is about stonehenge as a huge neolithic mechanical grain mill. there is a video of the working model......not the usual stuff.
http://www.granaryatstonehenge.org or google granary at stonehenge.
http://www.granaryatstonehenge.org or google granary at stonehenge.
How is this different to the other thread you started on this topic?
QUOTE (beatles @ Mar 7 2008, 01:28 PM)
check this site out. it is about stonehenge as a huge neolithic mechanical grain mill. there is a video of the working model......not the usual stuff.
http://www.granaryatstonehenge.org or google granary at stonehenge.
http://www.granaryatstonehenge.org or google granary at stonehenge.
An interesting hypothesis, though IMO highly, highly unlikely. Especially when one looks at the FAQs and sees the obvious question:
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Q: Why go to so much trouble raising giant stones just to grind grain?
answered thus:
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A: Why does modern culture go to great efforts to build super highways across entire continents just to transport tomatoes from coast to coast?
In other words, they can't answer the question
And thus they effectively falsify their own hypothesis. (If super highways are built purely to enable tomatoes to be transported from coast to coast then I will, of course, stand corrected)
Just noticed this is already being discussed here:
http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/forum...t=0&start=0
http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/forum...t=0&start=0
This appears to be a duplicate thread, please use the other thread linked above to discuss this topic.
I'll go ahead and close this one for now.
I'll go ahead and close this one for now.
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