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Stonehenge and its Environs

Stonehenge: Walking Through History C4

ocifant O
ocifant Nov 26, 2013 08:11:18
Replying to CARL

The HUGE blooper for me was when Silbury was described as being composed of earth. I'd always thought it was chalk, all the way through!

N nigelswift
nigelswift Nov 26, 2013 08:20:14
Replying to ocifant

Also I thought the Silbury stuff was a bit more fanciful than the rest. Generations of people bringing single basketfuls, sometimes from elsewhere.... What evidence is there for the material not being local?

T tiompan
tiompan Nov 26, 2013 09:10:03
Replying to ocifant

ocifant wrote:
The HUGE blooper for me was when Silbury was described as being composed of earth. I'd always thought it was chalk, all the way through!
A bit of both . The initial small mound was just gravel then it covered with top soil , sub soil , turf and the local natural which is clay with flints . Afet rthat it was alternating chalk wit hclay gravel gatrvel and turf hence the Reichian's belief that it was a massive orgone accumulator .

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