THEORY EARTH PRISONER
A new theory of the origin of human beings that shakes Darwin's theory of evolution
This book is notarized by the United States law
Author：
HAI-BO MAO
Translation：
Schopenhauer-Friedrich Chen
&
Immanuel-Wilhelm Jiang
Chapter 9
-----Nine ofthe 21st mysteries ofthe world solved bythe Theory Earth Prisoner
The secret of Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England (also titled: Why did 1,300 Stonehenges appear in England? Why did the reason for their appearance make people "feel so much emotion"? )
Human beings' far-fetched & wrong answers
Purpose of birth: large conical building theory, collective cemetery, observatory theory, music stand theory, temple theory, solar calendar theory.
The truth revealed by the Theory Earth Prisoner
In order to guide the second, third and Nth batches of relatives and tribesmen floating into the earth, the ancient British specially built the world's first "reception hall with bonfire and a landmark for guiding air landing" on the earth, which is a dual-function building with thick smoke. This allows the wives, daughters, parents and brothers and sisters floating in the air to accurately land on the land of Wiltshire, England, where they have set up camp as the vanguard. The 1,300 Stonehenges in the whole of England are actually 1,300 warm and smoking reception halls.
The Wiltshire Stonehenge on the land of the United Kingdom is a "holy land" where contemporary humans floated into the earth, just like the Egyptian Sphinx, the Nazca Lines in Peru, and the Sanxingdui civilization on the land of China.
Today, we use the Theory Earth Prisoner as the key to crack the ninth of the world's twenty-one major mysteries: Why did the Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England come into being?
Why did the Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England come into being? This is a mystery that no one in the world has been able to crack so far. The British Stonehenge has attracted worldwide attention because of its mystery. The British Stonehenge is composed of dozens of stone pillars, forming two large and small circles, the large circle is outside and the small circle is inside. The small circle is irregular in shape, close to 5-sided to 7-sided. The most incredible thing about the Stonehenge is that there are boulders weighing several tons, which are placed horizontally on top of two erected boulders. The circular stone formations built up by these huge stones are so huge that countless people are shocked by their shape and size.
The British Stonehenge is located in Wiltshire, southwest of London. On the vast grassland, there are huge stones protruding, some of which are 7 to 9 meters long and weigh dozens of tons. Archaeologists are at a loss as to how to transport these stones from other places.
Similar stonehenges are scattered in large areas of Britain and France. There are 1,300 large and small stonehenge ruins in the land close to Britain alone, and there are more than 900 circular stonehenges on British land. So many stonehenges are scattered on this land, which shows that they can never be made casually or unintentionally.
Here, we must mention the Anglo-Saxon culture, which is one of the important reasons why 1,300 stonehenges were born in Europe, especially in Britain. In the past, we abandoned the Anglo-Saxon factors when we excavated Stonehenge, which was a blind spot in the global archaeological community. Today, when we excavate Stonehenge, we must correct the chaos and take the Anglo-Saxon factors into consideration.
The so-called Anglo-Saxons (English: Anglo-Saxons) refer to the West Germanic people who settled in the island of Great Britain during the period from the collapse of Roman Britain in the early 5th century AD to the Norman conquest of England. Britain consists of two islands, Britain and Ireland. When Stonehenge was born, they could not be called "authentic" British people because the Anglo-Saxon Jut tribe, the ancestors of the "Ancient Britons", had not yet invaded Britain (UK).
However, in ancient times, on that land, Anglo-Saxons represented English, culture, technology, assets, markets and economy. The cultural characteristics of Anglo-Saxons existed in many tribes, and their influence was far-reaching. The innovation and nobility of the Anglo-Saxon cultural characteristics were vividly demonstrated in the remains of Stonehenge.
Below, we discuss the "innovation" and "aristocratic" characteristics of the Anglo-Saxon culture in Stonehenge in four aspects, and solve the mystery of why Stonehenge was born in Wiltshire, England, which no one in the world has been able to solve so far.
A. The existence of 1,300 unique "flat roofs plus open-air spaces" buildings in the UK shows that the Wiltshire Stonehenge, like other large and small Stonehenges in the UK, is a reception hall with "bonfires to drive away the cold and smoke to guide the landing". It is the combination of "innovation" and "aristocratic" in the characteristics of Anglo-Saxon culture in Stonehenge.
It is difficult to find a few complete "flat roofs plus open-air spaces" ancient buildings in the UK. Almost all ancient buildings are spires, domes or corner towers. There are three reasons. 1. It rains all year round, and the spires are easy to drain. 2. It snows, and the spires are conducive to snow drainage, so as not to crush the roof. 3. Religion. Spires are close to God, and churches are all spires.
British architects believe that "Stonehenge" is a large conical building with a pointed roof. It is the remains of an ancient large palace mixed with stone and wood. Due to the weathering and decay of other building materials, only pieces of huge stones remain standing there today.
The British architect's judgment is 50% correct. It can be inferred that Stonehenge once had a normal roof and walls. It can be accurately stated that Stonehenge is the stone pillars and beams left after the collapse of a large building.
However, the British architect's judgment is 50% wrong, because, looking from top to bottom, Stonehenge consists of an outer circle and an inner circle. It is wrong to infer that Stonehenge is a large conical building with a pointed roof.
British architects have abandoned a huge secret. This secret is hidden in the two large and small circular walls of Stonehenge. For so many years, no one has paid attention to it. British architects have touched this secret and are close to the truth, but unfortunately it has been abandoned again.
Because the inner circle of "Stonehenge" is actually the "open-air space" of Stonehenge. "Stonehenge" is a large building with "open-air space". The location of the "open-air space" is the location enclosed by the "megalithic wall" of the inner circle. The solid wall formed by the inner circle megaliths and other building materials becomes the "load-bearing wall" of the open-air space of "Stonehenge".
1. Why does "Stonehenge" in the UK have an unconventional flat roof and "open-air space"?
Why does "Stonehenge" in the UK have an "open-air space"? After answering this question, the eternal mystery of "Why did Stonehenge come into being in Wiltshire, UK?" is almost solved.
Architects around the world know that in the 17th century, the theater built by Shakespeare was as big as Stonehenge, but Shakespeare's theater was a large conical building with a spire. All circular buildings on European land, as long as they are large, are large conical buildings with a spire.
Why is "Stonehenge in Wiltshire, UK" different? The appearance of "Stonehenge" is a large circular building with a flat roof and an open-air space. Measuring the height of each upright stone of "Stonehenge in Wiltshire, UK" and the height of the stones lying on them, we can see that the top of "Stonehenge in Wiltshire, UK" is horizontal. This plane can be used to place dozens or even hundreds of thick trees horizontally to form a flat roof.
In the middle of the flat roof, there is a large "open-air space". Why does "Stonehenge in Wiltshire, UK" have this "open-air space"? The truth is that it is a space for burning bonfires. The blazing bonfire warms every corner of the circular reception hall. The billowing smoke then passes through the "open-air space" in the middle and goes straight out and rises into the air, guiding the second, third, and Nth batches of relatives and clansmen who floated into the earth in the ancient times, so that the wives, daughters, parents, and brothers and sisters floating in the air can see the smoke from afar and accurately land on the British land where they have set up camp as the vanguard.
This is the secret hidden in the "open-air space" of "Stonehenge". This secret, abandoned by generations of scientists, is hidden in the unconventional flat roof of "Stonehenge" and in the "open-air space" of "Stonehenge". The fire-raising function of the "open-air space" makes the truth that "Stonehenge" is a dual-function building of "a reception hall with bonfires + a landmark that guides air landing with thick smoke" has not been discovered so far.
2. Building a dual-function building due to the cold climate in the UK, especially in Wiltshire
What to do with the gaps around "Stonehenge"? The answer is to fill it with any building materials, mud and branches, which played a huge role in the past and have rotted into mud today.
While building the "landmark for guiding air landing", the ancient British went one step further than other races and built a dual-function building of "reception hall with bonfire + landmark for guiding air landing with thick smoke". This is due to the unique cold climate in the UK, especially in the Wiltshire area. Ask any British or Wiltshire people: Is it cold here? The answer is consistent: it is very cold here.
Wiltshire, UK is located in the lower part of the UK. This is the area with the most crop circles. Some of these crop circles are definitely man-made, and the causes of others are controversial. Wiltshire, like all areas in the UK, is surrounded by the sea. There are storms every year, either heavy rain or light rain, and more than 1,000 hours of sunshine, which means that a quarter of the year is cloudy. The people of Wiltshire, UK, pay more attention to the weather than anything else because it is bitterly cold here.
The climate in Wiltshire is more humid than in the east of the UK, with a minimum temperature of 1°C in winter, frequent air frost, the most rainfall in autumn and winter, and the wettest month in winter, with snowfall time of about 8-15 days.
Under such circumstances, a dual-function building of "a reception hall with a bonfire and a landmark that guides aerial landing with thick smoke" was born in Wiltshire, England. This is the first and only building in the world. This kind of "culture" that puts the physical and mental feelings of the helpers and the helped in an important position at the same time only appeared after the Anglo-Saxons came to this earth.
B. The existence of 1,300 unique and unconventional "Stonehenges" in the UK shows that the British Stonehenge is not a "collective cemetery", not a "music stand", not a "solar calendar", not a "collective crematorium", but a landmark built by the ancient British to guide air landing, which is the embodiment of the "innovation" of Anglo-Saxon culture in Stonehenge.
The current situation of the existence of 1,300 unique "Stonehenges" in the UK can draw a conclusion that the circular Stonehenge on British land has a strong cultural identity attribute and irreplaceable practical functions.
Cultural identity attributes and irreplaceable practical functions are the soul of British Stonehenge. British Stonehenge is the world's first building built with huge stones to save people, the world's first building combining trees and stones, the world's first building with open air space in the middle of the house, and the world's first building with both heating and guided landing functions.
The era when "Stonehenge" was born on British soil was a prehistoric era without writing. Britain once had "alphabets", also known as secret symbols, which were not written by British tribes, but early symbols of the embryonic stage of writing. In 55 BC, Caesar of Rome invaded Britain, and Britain began the "historical era" with "Latin letters". However, "Stonehenge" is tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of years old. Any argument that it was built in 2000 or 5000 BC is a mistake of "looking for a sword on a boat".
Archaeologists should not expect to find a few words left by the ancients on the stones of "Stonehenge" or under its soil. When "Stonehenge" was born, there was only language but no writing. Otherwise, the cultural characteristics of the Anglo-Saxons would not violate the aristocratic way of "not changing your name when you sit and not changing your surname when you travel", and would not leave behind a Stonehenge made of 1,300 piles of stones, leaving us, the descendants, looking at them and "guessing" without knowing why.
1. Anglo-Saxon culture came to this world to be the leader
So many "world's first" buildings were born in the UK because of the Anglo-Saxon culture that sprouted and developed in the UK. This culture came to this world to be the leader, and many of its behaviors are to make us "incomprehensible".
Today, among the five countries that lead the world in innovation index, the UK ranks second (Switzerland, the UK, Sweden, the Netherlands and the United States). The UK, with a population of less than 1% of the world's population, has 16% of first-class research results. The UK, an innovative land, has seen the first industrial revolution in human history, built railways, and nurtured the Internet. Familiar names include Gilbert, Harvey, Boyle and Newton. British scientists have always led the world's scientific frontier. The number of its Nobel Prize winners is second only to the United States, and so on. The characteristics of Anglo-Saxon culture are reflected in the archaeological conclusions made on Stonehenge over the past century, all of which point to one fact, that is, "it is impossible to accurately understand it." The Egyptian pyramids and the Sphinx are complete buildings, the Olympian Zeus statue on the west coast of Greece is a well-known and stylish building, the Apollo statue on the island of Rhodes is a well-known and stylish building, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon on the Euphrates River is a well-known and stylish landscape, the Temple of Artemis in the ancient Greek city of Ephesus is a complete building, the Mausoleum of Mausolus in Halicarnassus is a complete building, and the Pharos Lighthouse in Alexandria is a complete building.
Only the Stonehenge in the UK, where huge stones are piled up, what is the use of them and what are they called? It has puzzled generations of archaeologists around the world.
2. Stonehenge is "a reception hall with bonfires + a landmark for guiding air landing with thick smoke"
Archaeologists speculate that "Stonehenge" is a cemetery for collective cremation, because traces of "using fire" were found in Stonehenge. Although it just proves that Stonehenge is "a reception hall with bonfires + a landmark for guiding air landing with thick smoke", archaeologists still mistake Stonehenge for a crematorium.
Scotland has the circular Brodgar Stonehenge with exquisite patterns on the stones, Ireland has the Stonehenge where the rising sun will illuminate the passage, and a wooden circle called the Temple of the Sea God was found on the coast of England. It looks very similar to Stonehenge. It is surrounded by dozens of large pillars tightly together to form a huge circle basic frame. However, after identifying the age of the wood, it was learned that the age of the building materials was only 2000 to 2500 BC, which was the era when wood replaced stone, but the archaeological community still believes that Stonehenge is an altar and cemetery.
Some archaeologists have found that the sandstone in Stonehenge has traces of being cut. They have found the remains of flint chisels and sandstone hammers in Stonehenge. Just like the Italian archaeological team discovered the Nask civilization in Peru and speculated that the geoglyphs on the land of Peru were Nask lines, some archaeologists believe that Stonehenge was first built in 3000 BC, and the "age" of Stonehenge has become younger.
3. Humans have not stopped studying Stonehenge for hundreds of years
There is a Stonehenge called Carnac on the Brittany Peninsula in France, across from the UK. Originally, Carnac Stonehenge had 10,000 stones, but now there are only 2 to 3,000 stones left. The stonehenge consists of three major stone formations, with the tallest stone protruding 4 meters above the ground. It is larger than Stonehenge in the UK and has more building materials than Stonehenge in the UK. Experts have also used carbon 14 to determine that the age of Carnac Stonehenge is 4300 BC, and the age of the last erected stone is only 1500 BC.
Archaeologists have discovered that people lived near Stonehenge in 7500 BC. The research team has discovered a water source suitable for animals and humans, proving evidence of human habitation in the Stone Age, and this conclusion has been determined by carbon 14.
For hundreds of years, humans have not stopped studying Stonehenge. Humans have never understood why Stonehenge came to the world? Is it a religious place for sacrifice or an abandoned relic for astronomical observation? The huge stones weighing dozens of tons are placed horizontally on two vertical stone pillars. Today's archaeologists don't understand how the ancients built them. Seeing such a "frame", they are surprised and at a loss.
The "observatory theory" was born. The reason for this speculation is that American archaeologists believe that Stonehenge can calculate the astronomical calendar and is a time meter for sowing and harvesting. Archaeologists have found that the main axis of Stonehenge, the line leading to the ancient road and the rising sun at the summer solstice, and the connection line of the two marked stones in Stonehenge point to the position of the setting sun at the winter solstice. Standing in the center of Stonehenge, it can be seen that the stones point to the position of the setting sun at the beginning of summer and the beginning of autumn, and the position of the sunrise at the beginning of spring and the beginning of winter.
However, there is a question. Why do we need to use huge stones from the distant Welsh mountains to build an observatory? Why not use local wood and soil?
4. The conclusions drawn by archaeologists from their investigations of Stonehenge are all "guesses"
For hundreds of years, many scientists have spent their lives, but no one knows the true purpose of Stonehenge, and no one knows who built Stonehenge. The conclusions drawn by archaeologists from their investigations of Stonehenge are all "guesses".
Archaeologists discovered an ancient tomb not far from Stonehenge. More than a hundred funerary objects were unearthed in the tomb, including gold, silver, copper and other ornaments. They "guessed" that Stonehenge was a tomb. They found animal bones and "guessed" that Stonehenge was a sacrificial site. They found the relationship between Stonehenge and the 12 directions of the sun and the moon, and calculated the rise and fall of the sun, moon and stars in different seasons. They "guessed" that Stonehenge was an observatory. They found that the primitive tribes of Wessex had lived and multiplied here, so they "guessed" that Stonehenge was the birthplace of civilization on the British Isles. They didn't believe all the "guesses" themselves. If they couldn't guess, they said that Stonehenge was a huge mystery that the ancient ancestors intentionally left for future generations.
In addition to the Salisbury Stonehenge, there are more than 900 circular Stonehenges in different parts of the UK. Archaeologists have excavated tens of thousands of bone fragments and pieced together 63 ancient human skeletons. Archaeologists have determined that it is a cemetery. A scepter head and a small bowl were also found. Archaeologists believe that the small bowl was used for burning incense, and religious sacrifices were once held here.
5. Why did people at that time build so many Stonehenges?
Why did people at that time build so many Stonehenges? There are many different opinions, including the sun temple, the altar, the astronomical observatory, and the musical instrument, plus ancient legends and various speculations.
British antiquarians believe that Stonehenge is a place of sacrifice. They believe that Stonehenge is an altar used by ancient Celtic wizards to worship gods, and a temple to worship the sun, because the axis of the entire building revolves around the observation of the midsummer sunrise.
Scientists have discovered that striking a megalith produces different echoes and different sound effects, and it can make metallic sounds. After careful examination, many stones in Stonehenge have been struck, and the traces are obvious. It is speculated that Stonehenge may be an ancient musical instrument, just like a church bell, which produces different tones when struck, indicating that Stonehenge is the "church bell" in Wales.
There are about 1,300 buildings similar to Stonehenge in the UK, Ireland and continental Europe. Scientists have detected 15 unknown objects under Stonehenge, indicating that there were human activities such as religious ceremonies in the past. Some cow skulls and traces left after burning were also excavated near Stonehenge.
6. In the past, the purpose of building Stonehenge has always been a mystery
What is the truth? As we reminded in "Why did the Nazca Lines in Peru come into being?", there is a taboo in archaeology. If you find something in the local area, you will connect it with the local monuments. Such archaeology will make mistakes. Over the long years, local people come and go, and it is possible that they have dropped a few things or buried something in the backyard.
Another smaller Stonehenge, one mile away from Stonehenge, became a collective cemetery for the burial of elite families. This only shows that this Stonehenge, which was born in the ancient times, was used by an elite family 5,000 years ago as their collective cemetery, and it cannot prove that the birth of Stonehenge was to become a collective cemetery for burying elite families. If the reason for the birth of Stonehenge in the UK was the "collective cemetery" of elite families, more than a thousand "elite cemeteries" should be found in more than a thousand Stonehenges in the UK.
Near Stonehenge, British archaeological experts unearthed a Bronze Age tomb with gold earrings, bronze knives and pottery in the tomb, but this does not mean that the tomb owner participated in the construction of Stonehenge. In the past, the purpose of building Stonehenge has always been a mystery.
Archaeologists believe that the animal bones and tools found at Stonehenge suggest that Stonehenge is a "holy place" that combines religion, power, and death. To put it bluntly, Stonehenge is either a temple or a cemetery. Archaeologists are puzzled. The stones of Stonehenge come from Wales, but these huge stones weigh dozens of tons. How were they transported to Salisbury Plain more than 300 kilometers away? Archaeologists say that the construction of Stonehenge required more than one million workers, but no traces of livestock and tools have ever been found in the entire Stonehenge site. Stonehenge is covered with a mysterious coat.
7. Does Anglo-Saxon culture have such genes?
The truth is that Stonehenge in the UK was built tens of thousands or tens of millions of years ago, at the same time as the Egyptian Sphinx, and countless years earlier than the pyramids. It is a striking creative feat of the ancient British.
Judging from the most basic common sense, how could Britain, a country that is neither small nor big, leave behind 1,300 "collective cemeteries" in a short period of time in ancient times? How absurd a "collective cemetery culture" would make the ancient British so keen on building "collective cemeteries".
Also inconsistent with the characteristics of Anglo-Saxon culture, how could there be 1,300 "observatories"? How could there be so many "disunited" astronomers in Britain who are unwilling to observe astronomy together?
How could there be 1,300 "percussion instrument platforms"? When Stonehenge was first built, each boulder was not "naked". There were trees and soil in the middle to form a thick and solid wall. How could each enclosed boulder make music?
How could there be 1,300 "crematoriums"? Inferring from the Anglo-Saxon culture, does Anglo-Saxon culture have such genes?
8. Stonehenge is a building with strong "practicality" and was once a must-have building in the lives of all British people.
We only need to look at the number of 1,300 Stonehenges throughout the UK to know that Stonehenge should be a building with strong "practicality". It was once a must-have building in the lives of all British people. Using the process of elimination, we can know the "truth" when Stonehenge was built.
If Stonehenge is set as a building related to "clothing, food, housing, and transportation", "Stonehenge" cannot be food or clothing. Clothing and food are excluded. Only "housing and transportation" are left. Will Stonehenge be a "housing" building?
Anglo-Saxon buildings usually use wood and thatch as roofs. When Stonehenge was first built, wood and thatch were also used. However, why did the ancient British build such "huge" houses? And they were all built alone on the open plains. Is there such a gene in Anglo-Saxon culture? The answer is NO.
Finally, only "travel" is left. Will Stonehenge be a "travel" building? The answer is YES. The ancient British built "Stonehenge" for the purpose of four "travels":
a. In order to guide the second, third and N batches of relatives and tribesmen who floated into the earth to see the eye-catching ground marks in the air, the ancient British specially selected huge stones and built a "landmark" with an open-air space in the middle to make a bonfire to guide the air landing, so that their wives, daughters, parents and brothers and sisters floating in the air can see the billowing smoke in the distance and can accurately land on the British land where they have set up camp as the vanguard.
b. This "Stonehenge" that can be seen in the air cannot be moved by wind or other natural forces, so a deep foundation was laid. In order to withstand the cold climate, "Stonehenge" is the world's first dual-function building of "a reception hall for making bonfires and a landmark for guiding air landing with thick smoke".
c. This "Stonehenge" was built on an empty plot of land with no people around it. There were no other objects such as trees around it to block the way, so that the wife, daughter, parents and siblings floating in the air could land safely.
d. When "Stonehenge" was built, the earth was still developing, tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of years ago. The stones were soft at that time, people could float in the air, and the stones were as light as feathers. It was not difficult to build Stonehenge.
C. The fact that there are 1,300 unique "buildings that use natural light changes" in the UK that are unconventional shows that Stonehenge is a "model building that guides relatives and tribesmen to search for their destination and land in the air", which is the "innovation" of the Anglo-Saxon cultural characteristics in Stonehenge.
The global archaeological community has repeatedly said that Stonehenge is a model building for observing celestial phenomena, but this statement is difficult to convince the public.
Because, in the ancient "Stonehenge", each of its huge stones was filled with trees and soil, and the surrounding of Stonehenge was a high wall in a circle. How can you see the "Stonehenge" at that time, and which stone and which stone are connected to the sunlight?
Every summer solstice, the day with the longest sunshine time of the year, people from all over the world come here, and the "absurd" behavior lasts for several days. The rising sun will rise between the two huge stones of "Stonehenge". Standing in the middle of Stonehenge, you can enjoy this wonder. The same is true every winter solstice. Standing in the middle of Stonehenge, you can enjoy a similar wonder. Archaeologists speculate that Stonehenge is a building for observing celestial phenomena. This absurd "speculation" is still the mainstream to this day, and no one has raised any objections.
No one has ever thought that when Stonehenge was first built, the space between each of its huge stones was not "naked" like today. There were trees and soil between them. Stonehenge is a circular building with high and thick walls. How can people see the sun rising between two huge stones covered with trees and mud during the summer and winter solstices?
1. When Stonehenge was first built, the space between the stones was not "naked" but a round building with high walls and thick walls.
Tourists around the world will not object to this. They speculate that in the past, the ancients, like them, saw the extremely shocking sunrise scene. What they saw was the greatness and wisdom of the ancients. They believed that the painstaking arrangement of each stone in "Stonehenge" was the ancients' understanding of the laws of the sun.
Archaeologists also tried to learn about the information of the ancients through Stonehenge. Archaeologists published papers in magazines, believing that Stonehenge has a clear arrangement of sunshine. They should be a 365-day calendar. The calendar helps to explain that the ancient residents of Wiltshire recorded the seasons, months, and days. Every winter and summer solstice, the stones in Stonehenge will have a clear direction.
Although this argument is interesting, it is ultimately unconvincing, because when Stonehenge was first built, the space between the stones was not "naked". There were trees and soil filling it. It was a round building with high walls and thick walls. Who has the perspective to see that there is a clear arrangement of sunshine between each stone in Stonehenge?
So, in this case, is Stonehenge not a model building that uses sunlight? The answer is NO. We have to say that Stonehenge is a model building that uses sunlight.
2. The most important "design" in Stonehenge is the two stones on the central axis that serve as the "stone gate"
If you count each stone on Stonehenge, you will find that the two stones on the central axis that serve as the "stone gate" are located in the middle of the two stones on the spring and autumn equinoxes. The sun rises and sets on them. The highest stone in Stonehenge (part of the trinity) also points to the direction of sunrise on the winter solstice. This is the most important "design" in Stonehenge.
The information conveyed by this "design" is that the spring and autumn equinoxes are the "big days" when the ancient British floated into the earth.
In order to guide the second, third and Nth batches of relatives and clansmen floating into the earth, the ancient British people not only built the world's first dual-function building of "a reception hall with a bonfire and a landmark that guides the landing in the air with thick smoke", but also used the sunlight on the spring and autumn equinoxes to determine the exact location of "Stonehenge", so that the wives, daughters, parents and brothers and sisters floating in the air can accurately find and land in the land of Wiltshire, England, where they have set up camp as the vanguard, following the direction guided by the rising and setting sun at sunrise and sunset on the spring and autumn equinoxes.
D. The existence of 1,300 unique "Stonehenges" in the UK that are all made of "irregular shapes and non-uniform appearances" shows that the British "Stonehenges" were built in a hurry and hastily. These buildings were not built for long-term use by people, but were temporarily built by the ancient British who missed their relatives to guide their relatives and clansmen who landed from the air for "emergency reasons". This is a special manifestation of the "aristocratic nature" of Anglo-Saxon culture in Stonehenge.
If you have the opportunity to examine the 1,300 "Stonehenges" in the UK, you will be surprised to find that the 1,300 "Stonehenges" The boulders used are all roughly processed stones, and there are almost no finely processed stones.
The so-called roughly processed stones refer to the raw stones that have been simply processed or primary processed. The surface quality of the roughly processed stones is very poor. Only part of the stone surplus is removed. Many stones are almost rough, irregular in shape, non-uniform in appearance, coarse on the top and thin on the bottom, or missing corners and edges, with different shapes and obvious defects.
Could the "aristocratic nature" of Anglo-Saxon culture tolerate such "rough-built buildings" blooming all over the UK, with 1,300 of them built in such a short period of time?
The fact is just the opposite. The "aristocratic nature" of Anglo-Saxon culture represents a kind of dignity and a kind of superior character. The aristocratic spirit in the traditional sense of Anglo-Saxon culture is by no means luxury and power, but rather the promotion of noble character.
1. The special manifestation of "aristocratic nature" in the characteristics of Anglo-Saxon culture in Stonehenge
Responsibility is an important flag of "aristocratic nature" in Anglo-Saxon culture. Responsibility to the family represents the individual and the family. One's words and deeds are closely related to the honor of the family. The reason why the boulders used in "Stonehenge" are all roughly processed stones is that the British "Stonehenge" was built in a hurry and hastily. These buildings were not built for long-term use, but were temporarily built by the ancient British who had "responsibility" for their families to guide their relatives and clansmen who landed from the air for "emergency reasons".
During the construction process, the ancient British strictly separated the process and raw materials. The boulders were made of roughly processed stones, saving precious "fine processing" time. On the vast British land, 1,300 landmark buildings that guide air landings were born like mushrooms after rain--Stonehenge.
In terms of craftsmanship, the ancient British emphasized "keep improving". This "keep improving" craftsmanship has resulted in 1,300 stonehenges and tens of thousands of stones. After tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of years of wind, frost, rain and snow, most of them still retain the appearance when they were built, making these landmark buildings that guide air landings - Stonehenge, a safe and reliable "reception hall and guiding landmark" for the ancient British. This is a special manifestation of the "aristocratic nature" of Anglo-Saxon culture in Stonehenge, and it is also an important reason why the "Stonehenge" in Wiltshire is a "sacred place" in the minds of the British.
2. Many rocks were as soft as cakes, and the earth was a soft planet
The "aristocratic nature" of Anglo-Saxon culture permeates every stone in Stonehenge. Tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of years ago, the ancient British "cut" and "dug" out the "soft as cakes" blue sandstone from the mountain, and used the roughly processed stones to build these shocking stone circles in a short period of time. In the quarry of the Preseli Mountains, archaeologists found stone axes and metal tools, and the stones were "cut" and "dug" down by these tools.
At that time, the stones on the earth were "soft as mud" and "light as a feather". We have written about this in "Why did the Egyptians build the pyramids? How did the Egyptians build the pyramids? 》 tells you that hundreds of millions or even billions of years ago, the earth lacked gravity. Without the five conditions of gravity and water flow, the surface of the earth could not form a crust. The mantle also had the same problem. Some materials that should have melted, such as peridotite and pyroxene, could not form crystals. The lithosphere of the crust and part of the upper mantle, that is, the surface rocks that we consider to be "hard as iron" today, were soft as cakes in those days, and the earth became a soft planet.
When the earth became a soft planet, most stones did not "develop" to the normal "hard as iron" rock stage. Many surface rocks were "soft as cakes" or "soft as mud". At that time, many megalithic buildings on the earth were completely mud and stone buildings. At that time, the gravity of the earth was very small, far less than the gravity of the earth today, and humans could easily move huge stones.
3. The huge stones on the earth without strong gravity look very light
At that time, the solar system had been formed for billions of years. The formation of the solar system began with a big collision 4.6 billion years ago. The various parts rotated to form the sun, planets, satellites, meteoroids and other small celestial bodies in the solar system. The original earth came from an alien galaxy to the solar system and appeared about 4.54 billion years ago. At the beginning of its birth, the crust, mantle and core of the earth were mixed together.
However, the core of the earth needs to be formed layer by layer for gravity to form. At that time, the weight of the boulders was like floating on the turbulent and buoyant Mississippi River, Yellow River and Nile River. No one would feel that they were heavy when turning over these boulders. On the earth without strong gravity, these seemingly huge stones are very light.
The route for transporting the boulders to "Stonehenge" is from the mountain road directly to the land. At that time, all the water was floating in the air. There were no rivers, lakes or seas on the earth, no ports, and the so-called ships had not even been created.
How to put the beam on the top of the stone column? You can use the "earth tun method" to use the slope to form an earth hill and pull the stone up along the slope, or you can use several people to "lift" the very light boulder up.
Conclusion
Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England, is not a masterpiece of aliens, but a product of the wisdom of the Anglo-Saxon ancestors. Stonehenge does not represent a relic, but a generation of ancient British people, who came to the strange land of Earth from a planet that humans will always miss in the magnificent era of human migration. The humanistic feelings and aristocratic qualities they showed in the process.
When 1,300 eye-catching circular buildings, Stonehenge, stood up on the vast grasslands of the British land, the ancient British people in these buildings, while drinking tea or coffee, lit fires and smoke in the "open-air space", so that their wives, daughters, parents and brothers and sisters could see from afar, follow the map, and accurately land on the British land where they had set up camp as the vanguard.
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