Stonehenge Theory Confirms What We Suspected All Along

Stonehenge has been conspicuously present on the Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, England for all of recorded human history, and that's all we really know for sure. Of course, lack of an authoritative account of the history of Stonehenge hasn't stopped researchers from making educated guesses about how this heavy henge came to be assembled, as well as why and by whom.

These theories run the gamut. Perhaps it was constructed by Druids or aliens! Perhaps it served some vague ceremonial purpose. Maybe it was a graveyard. We'll cover all the likely explanations, and some unlikely ones as well. This Stonehenge theory confirms what we suspected all along.

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The history of Stonehenge | 0:00
Some odd theories | 1:38
Scientific speculation | 2:47
The new research | 3:47
Criticism of the theory | 4:53

[GrungeHQ]

How do you think Stonehenge was accomplished?

[troyevitt]

Stonehenge Theory Confirms What We Suspected All Along: That nobody knew who they were, or, what they were doing.

[ericgilman]

I've always leaned toward it being a McDonald's for the Flintstones.

[JAYFULFILMZ]

The biggest mystery with Stonehenge isn’t what! It’s how!

[Kaska]

I always thought its a round bench for giants

[mrswigglesworth]

Is it wrong that I kept getting distracted by the hosts biceps during this ??

[chris]

Stonehenge was originally very, very small. Proof of this theory can be seen in the movie "This is Spinal Tap".

[EphPhaThaINC]

“Oh, that’s all we needed, a Dru-ish monument.”

“Funny, it doesn’t look…Dru-ish”.

[dianemartinis]

If you tap the stones, they have a musical sound that can be carried a distance.

[c.d.]

I visited Stonehenge a few months ago.
Fortunately they've cleaned of the yellow paint from where Chevy Chase reversed his car into it.

[radiomindchatter]

We aren't meant to know everything ..clearly.

[bradziegler]

Just curious, how exactly do you carbon date rocks?

[JohnLaMonte]

It’s an astronomical observatory plus calendar

[SilverGoldComics]

Would have like if you included how the "experts" explain how they got the stones on top.

[ronhilton]

Stonehenge was the worlds first society cŕeated hospital. It had an emphasis on psycological health which was very important in the period in which it was planned.

[wendywhite]

the fact that there were only 200 people found buried there after a thousand years of use meant that they must have been pretty high status people. that's like winning the lotto to get buried there

[daryljohnson]

It's a real shame that the Griswald's wrecked it .

[johnmoore]

The 13’’ Stone Monument got much more attention, even if it was negative attention.

[lesliekime]

10 months in a year from around 700bc, 1582 when the Gregorian calendar began. Perhaps it was 12 months then to 10 then back to 12.

[kennethpriester]

Could Stonehenge actually be a generator on the 3-6-9 theory? my question arises that tesla had a miss calculation and 9 and 0 shared a point. 0 being ground 9 being the collector. 9and 0 controlling 3 and 6. 3 controlling 1-2-4. 6 controlling 5-7-8. input source coming from one of the windings of 1-2-4-8-7-5. The views on the internet are not too clear to make a sound hypothesis, , ,