In the southern part of England, within the Salisbury Plain, there are mysterious blue stone giants left over from the once large ancient temple at Stonehenge. Even nowadays, transporting them from afar is difficult. The stones represent a composition of upright menhir stones, forming a circle with a diameter of 29.6 meters, like a girl's round dance. The stones of this circle are connected from above by horizontally lying flat stones. This round dance of stones is called the "Sarsen ring".
Inside this ring, the largest stones up to 7.2 meters high and weighing up to 50 tons are installed in a horseshoe shape. One of them - "Altar stone" went deep into the ground. On the outer side of the sarsen ring, three circles are concentrically located, formed by many deep earthen holes. Around all these structures, an earthen rampart with a diameter of 106 meters was erected, with an external moat. The Stonehenge complex was rebuilt three times in different periods of time, each time having a new layout.
For the construction of Stonehenge, special blue and other stones were used, which were installed in ring structures. Blue stones are found in many ancient cult centers and structures on all continents. For example, in Russia, the "blue stone" is known near Lake Pleshcheyevo, Yaroslavl Region, on the Kulikovo Field, Tula Region, and so on. At the bottom of each hole, there were many flint fragments, a homogeneous small borax, fragments of a blue realite stone, and sometimes ritual ceramic vessels with the remains of cremated people and sacred animals. A similar thing is observed over the sites of primitive man's camps, where in shallow pits one can see traces of fireplaces, fragments of flint, products made of it, fragments of pottery. Cult round dances and ritual games were also held near such bonfires.
Stonehenge is not on the top of a hill, but on a very gentle slope. In this regard, he could hardly serve as an astronomical observatory. Traces of temples similar to Stonehenge are found in many countries of the northern hemisphere from Scotland to Africa and from France to Siberia and Altai, where today there are remnants of amazing megalithic structures of antiquity.
Temples like Stonehenge on the territory of Russia existed as early as the 16th century on the Solovetsky Islands, Novgorod and other places, which is partially reflected on the map of Anthony Byda in 1555.
According to legend, for the construction of Stonehenge, some of the huge blue giant stones were brought to Mount Killaros in Ireland. These stones were brought to Ireland by giants from western Africa (southern Morocco) and placed on the mountain when they lived there. There is a secret and healing power in these stones against many diseases. And there is no stone among them that is not endowed with the power of magic.
The lifting and transportation of these blue stones (called "Dance stones") was carried out under the leadership of the legendary wizard-priest Merlin. He built simple devices, laying stones with their help easily and quickly, which surprised everyone present, who had not been able to move them before. In this case, Merlin could use the methods that assemblers still use to move heavy loads (log levers, rollers, rope-blade systems, and the like). Transportation overland by dragging large ships and other weights on special sleds on slippery clay (or its substitutes) is also known. Transport is even easier in winter. Sometimes the stones were wrapped in a tree to form a cylindrical shape and rolled on the ground. To the surprise of those present, Merlin replied that if they saw what miracles the Scythians can do,they would be even more surprised.
Ancient legends attribute to Merlin a Scythian origin from the area of the Dnieper rapids. In this regard, the English poet of the XVIII century Thomas Worthor wrote in his dedication to Stonehenge:
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Oh, an ancient monument from the Scythian shores
Haven't you been brought here by Merlin?"
It is believed that Merlin was buried on the northwest coast of the Cornwall Peninsula at the once majestic temple, which was connected by an underground tunnel to Stonehenge.
Blue stones for construction could also be delivered from Wales (Mount Presseli) for 250 km. in a straight line, and from the Marlborough Downs, which is 30 km. north of Stonehenge. The blue stones are dolerite, rhyolite, limestone tuff and sandstone.
Not far from Stonehenge within a radius of 50 km. there are many other ancient historical and archaeological cult monuments - sanctuaries with rings of stones with a diameter of 49 meters, round and long burial grounds, circles of stones in West Kennet and others … henge. More than 350 of them are known. It is possible that stones were also taken from these places.
The purpose of Stonehenge is no different from the purpose of other religious buildings on the planet, which are focused primarily on the Sacred Centers of the Earth, and not on the migrating poles of the planet (12 thousand years ago, the North Geographic Pole was in northern Canada, from where it “traveled” during this period to his current situation).
The time of the construction of Stonehenge dates back to the 15th – 19th centuries BC. The fact that this temple was built before the arrival of the Roman conquerors here can be judged by the statements of Julius Caesar, the high priest of Jupiter and the goddess of Rome (early 1st century AD). He wrote about Stonehenge that the ancient and striking structure on the Salisbury Plains seemed to him a remnant of a druidic temple. The island of Britain and in ancient times was famous for the great school of learning, where the druids of the Western world could improve in their vocation.
Julius Caesar believed that the British and the Hyperboreans were one and the same people at the time. It is known that about 3-5 thousand years ago, many peoples began to migrate to Europe from the east because of the Volga and the Urals under the pressure of increased cold and permafrost there. These are: Etruscans, Hellenes, Aryans, Celts, Hyperboreans and others. The resettlement proceeded both by land and by the northern sea route. A bustling trade route along the northern seas ran from China through the Siberian rivers Yenisei and Ob until the 16th century. The climate there was milder, and the warm current of the Gulf Stream reached the Taimyr Peninsula, skirting Novaya Zemlya.
The Greek historian Diodorus Siculus wrote of the Celts that their temples were spherical. Apollo visits the Celts every 19 years. He plays the cithara and dances the night away until the rise of the Pleiades at the spring equinox. Like Stonehenge, the Celtic-Hyperborean temples of Apollo were also in France at the source of the Dordon River in the Central mountain range, where in the 16th century BC the Hyperboreans began to move from beyond the Urals.
Some people who visited Stonehenge see a phantom of an ancient temple above the stones with a hemispherical dome that was wooden. Above the dome was an arrow-shaped pommel made of large crystal. Similar tops can still be seen in India.
As a rule, ancient places of worship also had underground passages. They were also in Stonehenge, for which there is evidence. 1.5 km. to the north of Stonehenge, a mine with a depth of more than 30 m is visible, a well of which with a diameter of 1.8 meters is pierced in a continuous chalk strata, where there were adits below, going in different directions, including towards our temple. In the temple itself, there was a descent into the dungeons, which was subsequently filled up. It is possible that the Altar stone went into the ground at this very place. It is also known that a missile test base is located near Stonehenge in Darkhill, partially using ancient dungeons. It is possible that in the unexplored dungeons of Stonehenge there may be ancient historical materials that will answer many questions.
