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Möbius | Posted: Sep 6 2015, 06:03 PM | ||
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More in link... Kind of wondering how come they find them sooner, it's only a mile or so from Stonehenge. | ||
207 | Posted: Sep 8 2015, 04:53 PM |
Hiretsuna rōjin Group: Advanced Members Posts: 6,779 Member No.: 16,670 Joined: Mar 16th 2006 Location: Montreal | its a new interesting find. though im not surprised they took that long for it. they spent 5 years mapping the areas around it with ground penetrating radar. they found many sites for burials, gathering places, construction corridors from the quarry to the general ares and many mounds of interest related the the Stonehenge complex. the main focus of the area is where the last few stones have remained above ground. they found alot of areas of interest that that has long since been buried. heres a article of the stonehenge mapping project. as you could see they had their hands full. http://www.cnet.com/news/digital-mapping-p...ehenge-secrets/ |