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Stonehenge | Did a Tribe of Giants Soften and Carve the Megaliths? | Megalithomania
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Rev. Robert Gay, who authored 'A Fool’s Bolt Soon Shot at Stonehenge' in 1666 (published in 1725) wrote about a ferocious prehistoric culture of giant warriors whose earliest incarnations were as semi-divine beings. The later breed of the 'Cangick Giants' became fully human, with their skeletal remains found all over the West Country. The Cangi were traditionally the builders of Stonehenge but were based in Somerset, their territory reaching to Wiltshire. Moreover, he wrote: “The Cangick Giants having conquered, triumphed over their enemies…they thought it was expedient to erect this Monument, as their ‘trophy’. That monument was Stonehenge.” According to the author this is not the only reason why Stonehenge was called The Giants’ Dance, as he states “this triumphant singing and dancing together, as the time and place of victory, was the common practice of the ancients.” Descriptions of Stonehenge have said over the centuries that it looks like a circle of giants arm in arm dancing in a victorious circle of celebration.
The Cangi, according to Gay, had metallurgy skills and actually softened, powdered, super-heated and moulded the stones of Stonehenge using “engines.” This hints at advanced technology that may have been inspired by Merlin having used ‘gears’ or ‘engines’ in moving the sarsens from Killarus in Ireland to Salisbury Plain. The softening and manipulation of stone raises an interesting point because over the last two decades Joseph Davidovits, a French materials scientist has been pioneering the theory that many megalithic sites were not constructed, but rather ‘moulded’ using powdered stone. He claims to have proven that the blocks of the Great Pyramid in Egypt were created in this way with what he calls geopolymer cement. It may also indicate why the mighty sarsens of Stonehenge have what look like ‘scoop’ marks on them as though the stone had been softened then carved before they hardened. This ‘scooping’ technique is also found in Machu Picchu and Ollantaytambo in Peru, and in Aswan Quarry in Egypt. Gay claimed that the conglomerate monoliths of Stanton Drew Stone Circles in Somerset were moulded from gravel and placed in a circular configuration by these giants. Also, furnaces were known to have been used by the Canaanite giants and the Cyclopes of Greece.
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