Stonehenge

The selection of musical stones remains only a theory, the latest on the famous monument.
When you hit a big stone with a hammer, you sometimes get a metallic sound. In Wales, a team of researchers led by Paul Devereux* who has listed a series of Bronze Age monuments that make that kind of sound when hit.

Scientists have mapped a series of at least 100 erected stones buried on a site a few kilometers from Stonehenge bring new perspectives on the interpretation of this archaeological landscape and stimulate a revision of the theories that were built around this Neolithic Icon * .

There is a large ditch with a diameter of about 114 m which is in turn surrounded by a platform.
Inside this circle there are five additional gigantic arcs which are arranged in U, not interconnected, whose stones weigh between 20 and 50 tons. The Stonehenge circle represents the orbit of all our planets in our solar system.

The scientific legend tells that Merlin the enchanter himself, thanks to his supernatural powers, would have transported to this place this enormous complex that a people of giants had already moved Africa to Ireland.