tiompan wrote: Newsnight had a piece on Ugandan child sacrifices by "witchdoctors /shaman" or whatever you want to call them . How many sites that produce positive "vibes " for the contemporary visitor were witnesses to the same ?
Someone quoted Time Team to me, saying most of the burials in stonehenge were men, proving a patriarchal society, which explains why the site has a welcoming vibe tfor men and not women. My reply was "not if it was the women sacrificing all the men, matey".
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