[ml/nj]

I think there are quite a few stone circles with larger diameters than Stonehenge. Avebury comes to mind. What makes Stonehenge unique is the size of the stones in the circle.

ML/NJ

[Little Bill]

Henge ping

[Onelifetogive]

the equivalent of 10 football pitches.

I am unfamiliar with this unit of measure. Can someone translate this into "baseball kicks" for me?

[Lancey Howard]

It’s obviously a signal to outer space aliens.

[Hot Tabasco]

equivalent of 10 football pitches.

Forward passes or pitch outs to the running backs?

The passes would be dependent on who was throwing.....

[Beowulf9]

Seems to be about the same time as Stonehenge was started. The caveboys must’ve influenced each other.

[faucetman]

“Yep, they’re rocks”

[B.Lyle]

They obviously downsized to Stonehenge to reduce carbon emissions.

[the invisib1e hand]

it’ll be bigger ‘n Disneyworld.

[PGalt]

Very interesting. Thanks for the post; link. Another ping to ‘Civ.

[4buttons]

Joking aside, this is an interesting topic and thanks for posting it- this sort of thing fascinates me.

[rawcatslyentist]

Kinda looks like a very large rock foundation supports, for an ancient alien landing pad/base of operations.

Druids schmuids...... just ignorant worshipers not unlike the SE Pacific island WWII airplane religions.

[xp38]

Our stone circle goes to 11

[SparkyBass]

But it’s only 18” high
(Spinal Tap reference here :) )

[colorado tanker]

Very interesting . . . .