Dismantling Stonehenge & Returning The Bluestones To Wales?
Mar 15, 2021 0:11:09 GMT
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Post by MCDemuth on Mar 15, 2021 0:11:09 GMT
Welsh Nationalists Want Stonehenge Bluestones Returned to Wales
Updated 14 March, 2021
A group of Welsh nationalists and a tourism leader have stated that if Greece is able to actively reclaim the controversial Elgin Marbles , then Wales should consider reclaiming the Stonehenge bluestones. A farm park owner, Lyn Jenkins claims Welsh people should take back the ancient bluestones of Stonehenge after 5,000 years in situ to create a new tourist attraction in Wales. Jenkins told the Daily Mail that if U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson does not agree to move the stones, “Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford should send a bill for a few million pounds as compensation.”
“Extremely Lucrative” Proposal: Returning Stonehenge Bluestones to Wales?
Owner of the Cardigan Island Coastal Farm Park , Lyn Jenkins was reported by the Mirror as claiming that the historic, and currently controversial, stone circle should be transported stone by massive stone from Salisbury Plain in England “back” to Wales. Furthermore, the farmer thinks the world heritage monument should be rebuilt in Wales “so it can become an attraction for millions of visitors.”
The claim is based on the general consensus that some of the earliest stones used at the Stonehenge monument, the so-called bluestones, originated in Wales’ Preseli Hills of north Pembrokeshire at the famous Waun Mawn site. Sometime before the stones were rebuilt into the monument we see today, about 5,000 years ago they were transported 175-miles to their current location on Salisbury Plain
Read More Here:
www.ancient-origins.net/news-general/stonehenge-bluestones-0015050
W.T.F.? Don't these people know, that this isn't just about Stonehenge being built with Bluestones?
Isn't Stonehenge supposed to be a solar calendar of somekind too?... If you move Stonehenge, then the engineering workings of the ancient calendar gets totally destroyed, and it becomes totally pointless.
And isn't this whole idea of moving it, disrespectful to the ancient builders who designed it, quarried the stones, moved them 175-miles across the rugged landscape, and built the complex?
It's like saying, let's move the pyramids of Eqypt... It's morally absurd.
