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Temples of Stone: Exploring the Megalithic Tombs of Ireland

Temples of Stone: Exploring the Megalithic Tombs of Ireland

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Re: 'New' glacier theory for Stonehenge by Perky on Monday, 23 April 2018

I don't know how old you people are but the movement of bluestones by Ice age is nothing 'new'. Dr Brian John who has studied Glacier movement in West Wales proposed this theory at least 47 years ago. I confronted his theory then but am inclined to think he is now correct, or at least in part. The whole debate could be finished if each side admit that 90% of the bluestones arrived near Glastonbury and Wiltshire by glacial movement, but a few additional ones were conveyed by humans using boats and sledges.

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