[blam]

"Blam, you always have the coolest posts - really interesting stuff, and such a blessed relief from everything else."

Thank you...it's a hobby of mine.

[Congressman Billybob]

I second that comment. Your posts are fascinating, and I'm glad to be on your list.

And I have a suggestion about how those giant stones might have been moved. It is was cold enough for a permanent freeze, perhaps the builders prepared an "ise road" to slide the stones overland. Just a thought.

Cordially,

Congressman Billybob

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[ValerieUSA]

Fascinating!
Studying teeth enamel to determine where an ancient skeleton had lived throughout its life is baffling.

I imagine that after his accident, the King of Stonehenge lost his mobility and was pretty much stuck close to where it happened for the remainder of his life. No more globe-trotting for him after being crippled.