[A Navy Vet]

"I doubt that 5000 years ago when mankind was worried about shelter, food and survival that they decided to have a Kumbaya moment and build some monument to our unification of widely distributed groups of people."

Yup. Does anyone know for sure who the people were that actually constructed it? Druids, Celtics, Anglos, Germanics, other? Was not the various peoples of main England tribal warrior/sects? Even as recent as AD, didn't the Romans have to build a wall (forget name) to separate the brutal savage Celts from Roman outposts?

I've always wondered who had control of main England back in that day. Guess I could research, but too lazy.

[Lockbox]

Just sounds like Woke History! The “We should all learn from people who came together over hundreds of miles to build a monument to Kumbaya.” Question, but aren’t all those people gone with nothing to show for the monument? So the lesson becomes don’t go woke!

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Druids, Celtics, Anglos, Germanics, other?

Other.

All the rest came along LONG after the builders of Stonehenge were dust.

There probably was a civilization or two in between as well.