Exploring the Avebury Stone Circles - w/ UnchartedX

Hey Hunters,

I had never visited this site before, and to be honest i think it tops Stonehenge for me.

Thanks to @MegalithomaniaUK & @UnchartedX for inviting me to tag along.

Until next time

JJ xxx

#ancienthistory #stonehenge #megalithic #neolithic

[UnchartedX]

was a great day! Thanks for joining us at Avebury. Lovely video mate :)

[markfetherman]

Thanks for the tour, funny, how everything keeps getting older!

[arronfowler]

I love the fact you mention stone circles could possibly be astronomical centres. I go up to the Rollright Stones on the reg, and a few years back noticed that the King's Stone is in line with the North Star. There's literally loads of other dope alignments there. It'd be so cool to see you do a video on the place.

[theangrygamer]

I remember standing in the ditch, many years ago now, and the whole ground started to vibrate and the air was filled with a throbbing bass sound that bounced off the sides of the ditch and into my body.
I was excited for weird stuff going on for about 10 seconds before a double rotored chinook helicopter flew over, barely higher than the trees!

[lindagomez]

So awesome to see you Johanna!!! Always showing us wonderful places and interesting places!!! Taking the time to find out history for us 👍😎 Thank you so much!!! ✌️✌️✌️

[eze]

'I'm imagining all the henges & sh*t that's completely under the sea now'. A new classification for mainstream science! Love your enthusiasm when you get carried away by it all! Thanks JJ! 🙏🙏

[Lee-xxx]

Brilliantly presented! Your passion for history and the Avebury stone circles really shines through in this video. Such a wonderful way to learn. 👏🏾

[AMajorOddity]

Truely a magical place brought to life by your vid, definitely should be on everyones bucket list

[stevethomas]

OMG that offering brought me to tears.
Earthing is only the beginning. Just wait until you feel the earth pull your feet in. Such an amazing grounding experience.

[ampgray]

Avebury is my favourite ancient place. Lovely to see yiu feature Maria Wheatley. She has published some interesting books, all available there at the Henge Shop or online (along with mine lol). Nearby Silbury Hill, Windmill Hill and West Kennet Long Barrow are also worth visiting on another trip, the Sanctuary too. Enjoy!

[davidponseigo]

I have recently found multiple stone monoliths made by the Caddo Indians on my property in North Louisiana. We have always known that a large village site was on the property but the stones have just been uncovered.

[anton]

Our ancestors knew things that we have forgotten.
Even in these times, everything is done to forget.

[thomasratliff]

I thank you guys for making the study of ancient history fun and exciting. Looking forward to the next lesson...

[gamerson]

Your the best teacher i have had, and the feild trips are never boring, thanks for the new vid

[michaelpettitt]

Many people overstudy places. Just sit and relax, feel the area. As I have often said. You mind holds the map, your heart is the key. Have fun I Turkey, can't wait to see your videos and pictures, you seem to have a knack for finding the little things that others seem to over look.

[feckster]

Nice spot great pub too if I recall. Remember truth is stranger than fiction and the world has more secrets to solve than we have stories... love from Ireland

[emilyrooks]

Totally agree they were observatories with additional functional capacities. Apparently Stonehenge is a huge calendar: during the day you can use the sun to tell time and at night you can use the alignment of constellations. It’s very interesting the energy at these sites. We see the same thing at many ancient temples around the world. The trend is becoming much more clear that ancient peoples absolutely better understood acoustic technology and how everything has a vibration, but also a charge. It seems they tapped into this knowledge which today we ascribe to psychics and woowoo things, but it isn’t as crazy as they try and say! Ancient customs we don’t understand are likely leftover from something we once has knowledge about. I think they combined acoustics with manipulation of electromagnetic fields to do many of the amazing feats we don’t understand today. You will find many resonant stones in Hindu temples and will indicate a certain mantra to express. When many people are sitting in these resonant chambers each saying they specific mantra which has a unique frequency and vibration would absolutely create energy. And it is interesting that we find many of the inner stones to be ones we know either create or transmit electromagnetic energy, while outer stones will be of an insulating quality. So if people are creating energy from the acoustic resonance of the mantras bouncing off walls of granite or quartzite etc. it will certainly be able to transfer that energy into power while also sort of healing the people because it will also have an effect on the electromagnetic charge of your own cells 13:03, it’s pretty incredible and interesting.

[sheinbaumborderpatrol]

6:13
That's a sacred offering for birds. It will become a nest, someplace else.
Beautiful

[beneworth]

12:51 I love the Rey Skywalker hair-do !!

[cotybread]

Just found your channel, your enthusiasm about history is contagious! Most history videos i watch are hosted by old men with dull monotone voices. You’re a breath of fresh air ❤