[CobaltBlue]

Did I beat you guys to the punch for once?

[EggsAckley]

neat information.

[Bigg Red]

Cool! Thanks.

[Varda]

bump for Stonehenge. If I ever get to England it will be a must see.

[cdefreese]

Other than him being alive, rich, and in the neighborhood during the 1500 or so years that Stonehenge was being built, how have they linked him with Stonehenge?

[Junior]

"Different ratios of oxygen isotopes form on teeth in different parts of the world and the ratio found on these teeth prove they were from somebody from the Alps region," said Tony Trueman from Wessex Archaeology

A radiometric dating ping.

[KellyAdmirer]

It does not strike me as obvious that an archer - as opposed to, say, a stone cutter? - who happened to be buried miles away a thousand years later had anything to do with construction of Stonehenge. Having been there, btw, I can say that the most impressive thing about Stonehenge is first seeing it across the plain as you drive (well, we biked) up. The closer you get, the less impressive it is, but you have to give it credit for still being upright.

[2nd Bn, 11th Mar]

So, the Swiss built Stonehenge and gave us an archer! Well, in retaliation, I say we send 'em Shania Twain!

Semper Fi,

[SunkenCiv]

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