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Re: Stonehenge-on-Silbury
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nigelswift wrote:
there is no way they would be able to drag 50 tons up that slope

Not straight up, but maybe on an oblique track? Having watched 50 Stonehengineers drag a 15 tonner up a hill, I suspect 500 could have shifted a 50 tonner.

On the other hand, I think you're probably right, very sadly!


I am still trying to work out where 500 people are going to stand with their ropes and stuff on all that slippery chalk!!

Perhaps that was the intention though - to build a circle of stone above the Earth, to be Gods in their own lifetime, but it just never happened for whatever reason. Maybe the Neolithic Health and Safety bods turned up...


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slumpystones
Posted by slumpystones
4th January 2007ce
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