New Stonehenge Discovery Leaves Scientists Stunned

A new ground breaking discovery at Stonehenge has left the scientific and archaeological community shell-shocked. New research has revealed that the so called “Altar Stone,” which is buried at the center of the ring (that weighs approximately 6.5 tons and measures about 16 ft long), was transported some 5000 years ago - not from Wales as previously thought, but from northern Scotland –400+ miles away! How was this huge stone transported from islands off the coast of Scotland, onto the British mainland and then overland all the way to the Salisbury plain through dense forests and over mountains? I also delve into the mysterious long-headed humanoids of ancient Britain and their possible link to these ancient monuments...

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[van-gabondramblinrose]

Many of the stones were re-erected in the 1960's, so we'll never know what the true configuration and effects might have been.

[tptk]

Interesting. I have never heard the story of King James taking one of the stones before. I know he had Ingo Jones do an archaeological study of it and he thought it was Roman because of how sophisticated it was lol. A little fact that people from outside of the UK might not be aware of is that King James 1st of England was King James 6th of Scotland before that. He became King of England and formed the Union in 1603. His full name is James Charles Stuart and is Scottish. If its true about him taking the stone, and again this is not a story that ive ever heard of before then it is rather strange that he took one of the only 2 that are Scottish, even if he was told the structure was Roman.

[motorhead]

That's a really nice 3D sculpture of Stonehenge. Thanks for sharing.

[maggipetty]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I love your videos and your generous with referrals to other creators. Love being able to research so easily now-a-days . Amazing times. I feel grateful to be here in this realm to witness this important and miraculous time.

[vikingskuld]

The wheel wouldn't have made a bit of difference in transporting those stones. They couldn't have made wheels sturdy enough to carry the weight. Yet we know the Romans could move a 600 ton stone and replace it back in the wall in Jerusalem. We have records of that. So it's not like large stones were never moved back in the day. We are talking about 600 tons. So for ancients to move a 40 ton stone shouldt be nearly as difficult.

[SpP-gvwr]

Lots of amazing things have originally came from Scotland..

[MrBlakeleyden]

Good stuff man! Yeah, the concept of the "demi-gods" is a concept echoed in a ton of ancient cultures. The Bible calls them nephilim, the men of great renknown. It talks numerous times about giants, such as goliath and also when the Israel spies said they looked like grasshoppers to the people in the promise land. The 1st book of Enoch talks about the watchers having offspring with human women. (same concept). The greeks called these offspring demi-gods. Egyptians have stories of their god's and their offspring. They are all talking about the same God's and offspring but with different names. The Bible also mentions how the nations were divided up to be governed by different principalities by Yahweh (the creator god). It all comes down to which god is the highest one/ most powerful. Earth was given to man, so yahweh does things LEGALLY through partnership with mankind. It's the reason that both Jesus and the other demi-gods had to become human. So that they had legal authority to complete their mission . It's been an ethereal, or spiritual, war on this earth that is home to humans between these gods since very ancient times. When Jesus came on the scene, he shifted the power structure on the earth since his father is the highest authority over the others. That's why he could cast out unclean spirits (which the Jews of the 2nd Temple time period say are the disembodied spirits of the dead demi-gods/nephilim), and through his spirit in them, gives his disciples the authority to do the same thing.

[renegadesofsounds]

Super interesting! You should interview the Scottish guy from reppin nature! He has a different take than most of these guys which is awesome!

[motorhead]

Thank you for the information on the elongated sculls because I hadn't heard of them being in England too.

[traptrap]

They may have had the wheel and we just didn't have an evidence of it. And I agree the wheel would not have made any difference. This was surely some other tech but I think they were way more advanced than we realize.

[suzanmccarroll]

This is extremely fascinating. I always felt this was a ancient guidance system. With the ley lines corresponding with all ancient and historic finds.

[gatrinehart]

Shocking but true, our ancestors were just as smart as us

[HariGuru-bo]

Stonehedge is a star gate, ages past, the gateway link disabled long ago. Starship moved around those alantian days, huge crystals, also.

[RandyFricke]

Why does no one ever address the elephant in the room? These stones were airlifted. Whether by an airborne apparatus, or by sound. These were not transported overground.

This video might shed some light on things...

[HappyPursuits]

Is it possible that the stone was moved naturally by prehistoric glacial melt? Maybe it was deposited closer to the Stonehenge site.

[Stonecutter]

Who said the Romans moved a 600 ton stone? How?

[Hew.Jarsol]

It's actually an old concept but glad it's now "official"!

[inlakesh]

Fascinating!!! Any thoughts WHY that stone from Scotland was chosen... reg. sound/frequency maybe?

How tall were those beings with elongated skulls?

[hotrod]

The long heads also have a lookalike. If you enter 'Egyptian statue on mountainside on Mars' you will see it. It's the same elongated skull with a narrow face. This photo was apparently taken via satellite or something there of.

[motorhead]

Look at the skull and where the spinal cord goes up into it. Its st the back of the skull instead of the middle like ours. That was common in other places where there elongated skulls have been found.