Mysteries of Stonehenge & Ancient England / Hugh Newman

In this exclusive interview I am joined by researcher, explorer & author Hugh Newman to discuss the many highlights from our "Mysteries of England tour" that took place in early July 2024. In this episode, we discuss the various ancient sites & artifacts that we saw, which included: stone circles, standing stones, burial chambers, neolithic henges, earth-works, giant geoglyphs, museums, strange elongated skulls & more. Hugh also shares various ancient legends & oral traditions related to these ancient sites & that of these mysterious builders. Enjoy 4k video and drone footage of all these sites that we discuss in this interview.

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[alienmerchant]

Derek, nice meeting you and Hugh on this tour.

[MrMarvell]

Brilliant conversation from you both, but can't believe Hugh made you drive down the small roads here in the UK 😂

[DannySweeney-go]

Love this channel but Really enjoyed this one.

[yewtrees]

Thanks for this guys but when you mention Knowlton Henge, Dorset - and possibly in future mentions - could you include the very ancient yews on the site? They are a living part of the earth energy system too which flows through here. And as St Bernard of Clairvaux said "Trees and stones will teach you more than you will receive from the voice of authority". :-)

[arthur-ejjl]

all you need to do is look at a satellite image of the site and youll see that all stonehenge is is a dome structure or building that collapsed in on itself during the great flood and it was buried .

[-lo]

so those circular structures were columns?

[kaywalker]

our planet is full of mysteries and the only reason they are mysteries is that you are not being told the truth...its full of star maps

[PeteRed-igfp]

Psychedelics are the doorbell if one is found worthy.

[sheystolz]

Oooo you just know there's one or more giants in that "hill"!

[LightingLotusLove]

I love English breakfast minus the cooked blood

[-vz]

If you look up knights of the round table on Google you just get a picture of Hugh

[MrJrsdts]

Here is how they trans ported. The stones, it was actually built in the 1950s here is some old footage of them actually digging the holes for the stones at Stonehenge, , , , They tried really hard to cover this up.

[peterdeans]

Stone softening technique, , bash a smaller srone on the same spot and remove the crushed stone from the scoop on the big stone and repeat until your scoop mark is big enough for purpose. Slightly different to the criss cross grooves that were used to mine the granite on and around the unfinnished obelisk in egypt. After cutting the criss cross into the bedrock they simply popped the square blocks off the bedrock by leavering, wedges or even a good smack on the side fracturing along the grain at the bottom of the criss cross groove leaving a slight dome shape on the removed block, or a depression we see as scoop marks left on the bedrock. The pythagorian geometry at stonehenge will work at any latitude on earth, just not with those specific measurements. Just a thought could the lengths and width of the rectangle the station stones make have been created by shadows cast by a perpendicular stick on the solstices and/or the equinox?

[princedhiman]

You have everything pyramids balloons satellite 🛰️

[SuperBartet]

Crop circles.. you do know that back in the 1600s they did have rope and planks of wood? And what they did not have then is TVs so they had more time on their hands to make crop circles. Calling crop circles a genuine phenomenon is just nonsense. So I'm only 6:17 into this video and starting to think is it worth watching any more of this nonsense?