When An Expert Studied Stonehenge’s Skeletons, She Found Clues About The Monument’s Secret Purpose

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When An Expert Studied Stonehenge’s Skeletons, She Found Clues About The Monument’s Secret Purpose

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Buried under the ancient monument of Stonehenge, a team of archaeologists have stumbled upon a cache of human skeletons, fascinating relics from the region’s mysterious past. But when they take a closer look, they realize that one is hiding an incredible secret. Tucked inside the mouth of a dead man for thousands of years, they find an artifact that could change everything we think we know about this historic site.

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[tirzah]

If you just want to hear about the skeleton, without the whole history of Stonehenge, go to 5:06. You're welcome 😊

[jenniferdavis]

I had been here twice mid & late 80's ..and at that time you can still touch the Stones..fascinating!

[philthycat]

1, 500 years to complete. I've had builders like that.

[deborahduthie]

Giants built Stone Henge. They know it but perpetuate stories of difficulties by Ancient Men. They had wheels. They also knew how to soften rocks in pools of caustic chemicals from mining industries thousands of years ago.

[tonytrismegistusroberts]

It's a cymatic pattern, find the corresponding frequency and you'll have a better idea of what it does.

[alexanderguestguitars]

There is an explanation of Stonehenge, when if you know what it is, becomes BLINDINGLY obvious. It fits all the evidence available, and makes sense of the fact that about half the people buried there, and in the surrounding barrows are not native but from foreign origin. Mike Parker pearson's theory that people were wrapped in linen and carried for hundreds of miles to be interred at Stonehenge is a massive red herring. They weren't carried from foreign parts, they were integral to the social fabric of the time, and so were already there, when they were buried.
Because of the immense ammount of high status burials in the Stonehenge landscape, people have likened it to the "Westminster Abbey" of it's time. And what happens at Westminster Abbey?

[mysticfire]

Get on with it! ~ Monty Python & The Holy Grail

[bunssmith]

Standard Procedure: When a Video Instructs you to Like and Subscribe BEFORE You have had a chance to watch the Video, Hit the thumbs Down Button and Move On.

[pashakdescilly]

So, the Amesbury archer was a goldsmith and a stonemason. Also, his grave was not at Sonehenge.
Just a few blind leaps going on here

[archerartist]

Great information!! if only there was little background music. Difficult to hear.

[jeremyglauert]

They were different than us but no one wants to admit it. They could levitate, look at Baalbek, no equipment could move those stones

[paulchomiak]

The background music is a bit much.. Perhaps turn it down.. Thanks for the info..

[jstwntmusic]

I thought they had recently found a local area where the blue stones came from, and not from Wales.

[alexanderguestguitars]

People that travel from a wide distance, across many different countries, to be part of the native high status society, fits a SINGLE demographic.
. ROYALTY.
It has been (and still is) the nobility of a given country, which intermarries ACROSS NATIONS, into other noble houses, from other countries. Because nobility marriesnot within it's own nation, but within it's OWN SOCIAL CLASS. Hence Catherine of Aragon was married to Henry VIII. A union which was half native and half foreign. Just like the origin of the people buried in the Stonehenge landscape.

[KJensenStudio]

The lesson today, is to not be buried with the idea you will stay buried, roots and all. With that in mind however, perhaps leave some sort of prank for the future graverobbers. The Egyptians knew this.

[LMKMission-rpnk]

It may be a religious site of ancient time all those who die they have buried in this site, or may be to remember the love one those who have been pass away, and go to God as they belive. That in khasi language called as 'Maw shyieng'

[mikedudley]

The background music distracts from the foreground ineptitude. Empharsis on the wrong syllarble!

[Ken]

Some interesting information here, but not what the title suggests.

[liquidmidnight]

The robotic voice I find so irritating that I cannot watch.

[dulciemidwinter]

Nice video but please pronounce things properly. It is pronounced Aimsberry not Amissberry.