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Ancient Wisdom and Pagan Spirituality

aquart

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3. Yep. That's the one I meant.

Reply to icymist (Reply #2)

Mon Oct 22, 2012, 04:52 AM

Oct 2012

What they've detected at Stonehenge doesn't come close to the Turkish carvings but IIRC they said the later part of the site was more primitive than the early part. That would be a tradition of carving, ornamenting, decorating ridiculously large stones passed down and fanned out over at least six thousand years.

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Revealed: Early Bronze Age carvings suggest Stonehenge was a huge prehistoric art gallery [View all] icymist Oct 2012 OP

And that gives a tenuous link to the much older site in Turkey. aquart Oct 2012 #1

Hmmmm. Interesting. icymist Oct 2012 #2

Yep. That's the one I meant. aquart Oct 2012 #3