Recent carbon dating from the Bluestone quarry sites offers compelling and irrefutable mathematical evidence that Stonehenge’s construction dates back to the Mesolithic era. This new data suggests Stonehenge is 5000 years older than experts had previously believed, challenging established views on its origins and adding new depth to our understanding of this ancient monument (The Stonehenge Code). Papers by researchers from the University of London, Southampton, and Manchester, including Mike Parker-Pearson and his team, have significantly advanced our understanding of Stonehenge’s origins. Th ..read more

I’ve always been fascinated by how archaeological discoveries can unravel threads of history. Still, they can also become entangled in webs of misinterpretation and incorrect dating, leading to significant findings being dismissed or misunderstood. A case in point occurred in a Welsh housing estate where ancient slipways were initially mistaken for longhouses. This confusion sparked a question: why would such elaborate structures be necessary for something as simple as a lightweight dugout canoe? (The Oldest Boatyard in the World Uncovered) The Oldest Boatyard in the World Uncovered 2 This kin ..read more

Atlantis: Discovery with Dan Snow Debunked (Transcript) ATLANTIS: Discovery with Dan Snow Debunked 2 Transcript – Dan Snow’s Atlantis (Debunked) Hello, this is my co-presenter Alice and this is my co-presenter Robert John Langton and this is Bob and Alice debunks another video 2 and 1 half thousand years ago, ancient Greeks told of a terrifying catastrophe the destruction of Atlantis it was a tale of utter Devastation and Carnage and it’s captivated the world for over 2,000 years Atlantis a once glittering City that had ruled the waves now sunk beneath them obliterated from the face of the Ea ..read more

The connections between the legends of Atlantis and Hyperborea, and the works of Homer represent a fascinating intersection of myth, philosophy, and epic narrative within ancient Greek literature. These stories not only provide insights into the geographical and cultural understandings of the Greeks but also reflect deeper philosophical and ethical concerns that permeate Greek thought. Below, we explore these themes in greater detail, delving into how these mythical and literary works intertwine and what they signify about ancient Greek civilisation. (The Troy, Hyperborea and Atlantis Connecti ..read more

Hollows, Sunken Lanes and Palaeochannels – these landscape features have been the product of mythology throughout history. Standing on the worn, weathered path of a holloway, enveloped by the towering earthen walls on either side, I often contemplate the origins of these enigmatic features. As a wanderer drawn to these ancient pathways, I’ve always been fascinated by the layers of history and mystery that seem to permeate the very soil beneath my feet. Holloways, these sunken roads carved into the landscape, carry with them the aura of countless stories, but their formation captivates my curio ..read more

Stonehenge: Discovery with Dan Snow Debunked (Transcript) Stonehenge: Discovery with Dan Snow Debunked 6 Hello, this is my co-presenter Alice, and this is my co-presenter Robert John Langton this is Bob and Alex debunks another Stonehenge video Deep in the English Countryside lies one of the most famous ancient monuments Stonehenge. Stonehenge is totally unique; there’s nothing like this ring of colossal Stone arches anywhere else in the world; it’s as old as the pyramids; it’s one of the world’s greatest archaeological sites, but who built it and why how did ancient Builders construct this e ..read more

The third book in my trilogy aims to weave together the discoveries made across Britain, with a particular focus on Stonehenge, to shed light on a civilisation that archaeologists have termed the ‘megalithic builders.’ This civilisation is markedly distinct from those that came after, showcasing an extraordinary level of capability and engineering skill in moving vast stones and constructing earthworks that have endured for nearly ten thousand years. These achievements are even more striking when compared to the structures left by the Romans, who occupied these lands for hundreds of years yet ..read more

The Bluestone quarry sites give us complelling evidence of the Mesolithic construction dates of Stonehenge (The Bluestone Enigma) The papers published by researchers from the University of London, Southampton, and Manchester, including Mike Parker-Pearson and his team, regarding the discovery of the quarries at Craig Rhos-y-Felinand the bluestone megaliths at Carn Goedog have been a significant contribution to our understanding of Stonehenge’s origins. This research brought to light the fascinating theory that Stonehenge was initially constructed in Wales and then transported to Salisbury Plai ..read more

Promotional Video – Digging Up Britain’s Past – Debunked Transcript 3 0:00:00 Stonehenge, ancient object of wonder and mystery. It’s the world’s most famous prehistoric monument and one of Britain’s most instantly recognizable landmarks. 4 0:00:20 Although they appeared in this landscape thousands of years ago, these stones still have the power to bewitch and baffle us. 3 0:00:28 Maybe that’s because we don’t really know who put them there, how they did it, or why 6 0:00:33 they did it. 1 0:00:35 That’s not for want of trying. Archaeologists have been searching for answers to these questions ..read more

Here is the perfect resaerch resource for any bidding arcaheologist – 3D LiDAR Maps – there are free and can be downloaded by clicking the Right Site of the Mouse and saving it to your hard Drive for closer inspection, with you PC/Mobile reader software. (FREE Stonehenge LiDAR Maps) FREE Stonehenge LiDAR 8K Map FREE Stonehenge LiDAR Maps 4 FREE Stonehenge LiDAR water Map FREE Stonehenge LiDAR Maps 5 FREE Stonehenge LiDAR 3D Map FREE Stonehenge LiDAR Maps 6 Further Reading For information about British Prehistory, visit www.prehistoric-britain.co.uk for the most extensive archaeology blogs and ..read more