Bruce Bedlams Stonehenge

Hey Hans let me jump in here if I may.

I have a question for the poster.
Does this sort of wooden engineering apply to all megalithic sites? And how does this type of engineering lend itself to megalithic sites in France and other locations such as these?

Here is a stone circle that’s obviously very old and was possibly erected way before the oceans started to rise around the end of the last ice age.
Were these erected by primitives?

Click or tick on the image

[edit on 15-1-2009 by SLAYER69]

reply to post by Hanslune


Keep pissing. I know your type and I see through your attempts to deliberately misconstrue my wording. I'm done debating you. Go read a textbook or a technical manual or whatever it is you people do. Goodnight and goodbye.

reply to post by SLAYER69


I'm sorry, you must be mistaken me with someone who is or CLAIMS TO BE an authority on this subject matter. I am not. The picture is interesting, but without knowing anything more about it than what I see, I could only speculate. It does however seem that this wooden engineering could possibly have wings. It seems plausible. Other than that, your guess is as good as mine.

The features used in the reconstruction are not contemporary, some are separated by hundreds of years. This is what happens when people who have no concept of the nature of the evidence put forward Stonehenge theories.