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Secrets of the Avebury Stones

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Re: 'New' glacier theory for Stonehenge by JCAntunes on Sunday, 09 July 2006

I don't know if you read my opinion about stonehenge in my site.
Anyway, I don't know anything about that Glacier theory, just that the stones could be moved by glaciers.
About that dugout canoe I think that it is a good sugestion to be able to move the stones. And the canoe could be rotate to load the stone inside it and the be rotate again with the stone to transport it!
But how can we know if it was done when stonehenge was constructed or when someone that needed just one stone moved it somewhere else from stonehenge place?


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