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A HISTORICAL LIE: THE STONE AGE
Stonehenge
Stonehenge, a monument that stands in England, consists of
some 30 large stone blocks arranged in a circle. Each of these blocks
is an average of 4.5 meters (15 feet) high and weighs an average of 25
tons. The monument has attracted the attention of a great many re-
searchers, and many theories have been proposed as to how and
why it was erected. What matters here is not which (if any) of these
theories is actually correct, but that this monument yet again invali-
dates the theory of "evolution" in the history of mankind.
Research reveals that Stonehenge was built in three main
stages, beginning in about
2,800 BCE. In other words, the
history of its construction
goes back some 5,000 years.
The initial stage of building
included the digging of a
ditch, bank and some round
pits in the chalk. In the second
stage, some 80 bluestones
were set up in two rings
around the center of the site
and a heel stone was erected
outside this. Later, an outer
circle of giant sarsen stones
was formed, with a continu-
ous run of lintels.
One of the most note-
worthy aspects of this monu-
ment is the bluestones used in
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