Wisdomkeepers of Stonehenge | Living Libraries of Megalithic Culture | Graham Phillips | Origins '19

The original purpose of Stonehenge and other stone circles is one of the world’s great unsolved mysteries. Graham argues that, with stones aligned to the sun, stars, and positions of the moon, stone circles were not just astronomical calendars, as some scholars have proposed, but were part of an elaborate system to determine precise timings necessary for the cultivation of medicinal plants. He presents evidence that the Stonehenge was built as an ancient healthcare facility, and that its creators had developed natural remedies for aliments and diseases which still thwart modern medicine - possibly even a cure for cancer.

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[paullee]

Graham Phillips is so engaging and intelligent
What a great hypothesis

[worldofwoolol]

excellent video. I'd Really love to learn more about Doggerland... it seems so much happened/started there.
peace people

[adriancarter]

I think the stone circles pre date all you spoke about by thousands of years .

[adriancarter]

Unmmm I think it’s a lot older than 5000 years old, the stones a very weathered and some say they were highly polished when first put in place .

[paullee]

Part of its appeal is it's mysticism and the modern world's greatest minds left puzzled
We can all agree on one thing though they're fecking Amazing
YNWA

[brother]

Sou do Brazil e gosto desses vídeos que abordam esses monumentos misteriosos

[Dorje]

Kali Mesukiel Aketeriel Mahakala Bala Bala Hehehe Capalatmika Kalabhairava

[Steve-mgit]

Stennes, the first megalithic circle, looks like Gobekli Tepe.

[yrnvgvm]

n.a. clovis sites radiate from a north atlantic direction too, not a beringian/north pacific

[cjfish]

Why is it that every ancient and old stone structure is a religious site? In 100, 000 years they will think Mt. Rushmore represents our four gods we worshiped. Just a thought.

[cyclemorecross]

Megalithic medical centres ... really!? Interesting theory but until you can explain how these structures were built, when and by whom there is very little actual evidence of such superficial use as healing centres. There is a lot of geological evidence that suggests stonehenge is much older than he says. That alone kills this theory unless properly addressed.

[mrmr]

Maybe ! Stonehenge had a wood or straw roof .

[RuneRelic]

Asclepius. The radian rod (pole) and the rainbow serpent (Jormangundr). It is the prime meridian that went through hyperborea via the serpent path of the Dragon Slayer, that went through the apple Orchard, under the secondary rainbow (to doggerland), at the very edge of the ice cap and ice bridge at the last glacial maximum, at the cumination of Orions belt upon the clestial equator, at the division of yesterday and tommorow, at midnight on the midwinter solstice.

[grantmcauliffe]

"but were part of an elaborate system to determine precise timings necessary for the cultivation of medicinal plants". Isn't that using it as a Calendar?

[justjeff]

Remember to move your megalithic stones back one hour to adjust for the end of daylight savings time.
Don't forget, adjust your stones.

[doomslyr]

Etruscan+Celtic+...many more = Roman Glory.. Ancient Corporates

[davidchurch]

Ancient Britons 'had no writing until the Romans arrived' : but research since 2019 shows that they did have - it was just that the Romans could ont read the inscriptions, and, seeing as they were in Welsh/British rather than modern English - neither could the modern archaeologists!!