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Stonehenge – designed for wind-assisted separation of wheat from chaff? (Model 3: my final posting!)

Posted on 02/02/2020 by Colin Berry

Here’s a graphic I posted just yesterday. It summarises my latest Model 3, explaining what I consider (after some 7 years of research) to have been the true purpose of Stonehenge, located as it was in a somewhat bleak, isolated … Continue reading →

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