jimit wrote:
If they found the grain (Just the one?) at the deepest level, wouldn't that imply that it was there at the earliest stage and not the latest?
Jim.
jim, Jim.
absolutely right. a point that you are missing here is that my theory contends that many stone circles (henges) were used for grain processing. see section 5 of my thesis.
http://www.granaryatstonehenge.org
this part of the theory is probably more important than stonehnege being the only mechanical mill.
i purpose that stonehenge (and others) were grain working areas from the very earliest age. it only became a mechanical mill in its last phase.
thnaks, clyde