There is no doubt that Stonehenge Stonehenge is the most interesting monument in Europe. A vast stone circle standing on the open Salisbury Plain is an exciting and mysterious image. (Scarre, 130) Stonehenge is traditional and unique in Britain 's rich history. That tradition is that it belongs to a series of monuments characterized by circular riverbanks and grooves or rings of standing stones. Its uniqueness is caused by the size of the stone, its complexity of placement, and the balance of the top sill of the column. Please recognize that Stonehenge is by tourists. From historians to interested students, the existence of Stonehenge in southern England has attracted a lot of people's attention for various reasons. History, material aspects, and tourism make it as memorable as people mentioned Stonehenge. The mysterious and attractive area has become one of the most unique attractions in the UK. Many people are conducting theoretical research on Stonehenge because there is no concrete understanding of how Stonehenge is constructed and used for what purpose. Stonehenge Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using the precise construction phase. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio

There is no doubt that Stonehenge Stonehenge is the most interesting monument in Europe. A vast stone circle standing on the open Salisbury Plain is an exciting and mysterious image. (Scarre, 130) Stonehenge is traditional and unique in Britain 's rich history. That tradition is that it belongs to a series of monuments characterized by circular riverbanks and grooves or rings of standing stones. Its uniqueness is caused by the size of the stone, its complexity of placement, and the balance of the top sill of the column. Please recognize that Stonehenge is by tourists. From historians to interested students, the existence of Stonehenge in southern England has attracted a lot of people's attention for various reasons. History, material aspects, and tourism make it as memorable as people mentioned Stonehenge. The mysterious and attractive area has become one of the most unique attractions in the UK. Many people are conducting theoretical research on Stonehenge because there is no concrete understanding of how Stonehenge is constructed and used for what purpose. Stonehenge Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using the precise construction phase. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio

I. There is Stonehenge in the Salisbury Plain in southern England. This is the most famous of all megalithic ruins. Stonehenge is unique among the monuments of the ancient world. Stonehenge challenges our imagination with a windy plain built by people without written words. The impressive Stone Circle is situated on a gently sloping hill of the Salisbury Plain, about 30 miles from the British Strait. These stones are visible in the mountains, one or two miles in each direction. Stonehenge is one of the more than 50,000 prehistoric "rocks" in Europe. As Stonehenge approached, 40 mega - stones seemed to touch the sky. Most stones are above 24 feet. Some stones weigh up to 40 tons. The other is smaller and weighs only 5 tons. At first glance, these jewels seem to be in a natural shape. However, if you look closely, only human imagination and determination can produce Stonehenge. II. Today 's Stonehenge looks very different from ancient Stonehenge. Wind and weather destroyed some Stonehenge for years. People have destroyed more Today, less than half of the rough is still planned by their builder. There were many stones that were erected before them. The religious fanatic who felt the mysterious threat brought by Stonehenge knocked down many of the standing stones. They crushed a few large stones and then crushed it finely; they buried the others Over the centuries, other stones have been "quenched" as free building materials and have been driven. Even in this century, tourists will take stones with a hammer III. Only in recent years, stone has been protected from the large number of people who view them annually. Nobody can walk around the stone. Hundreds of thousands of visitors already had excessively intentional or unintentional harm. Today, tourists are even hindered walking between the stones, as millions of footprints are annoying about stone instability every year. IV. The 12th century British writer and historian, Jeffrey of Monmouth, for the first time recorded the Merlin Stonehenge architecture in his famous "King's Kingdom History". Jeffrey claims that his book is a translation of "an ancient book written in English". But other scholars and historians do not know the existence of such books. According to Jeffrey, these rocks are brought from Ireland to the UK and commemorate the burial site of the group of the British prince who was murdered. From Stonehenge, Jeffrey became a Kingdom of England and a Holy Land of the people of the English feelings. Under well-known circumstances, Stonehenge decided that it will be the end of the Tudor era until exploration, speculation, and skepticism, but was not entirely intriguing and was always proposed in the 17th century Remove the historical heritage of Regum Britanniae. Other Explanations Welsh began a long story with confidence and speculation - often contradictory, sometimes crazy - and Stonehenge was obscured. In 'News Chronicle' on 19th November 19, three bold headlines such as the first explosion of hydrogen bomb explosion were still inactive. Please recognize that Stonehenge is by tourist. From historians to interested students, the existence of Stonehenge in southern England has attracted a lot of people's attention for various reasons. History, material aspects, and tourism make it as memorable as people explained Stonehenge. A mysterious but funny area has become one of the most unique places in the UK. Since there is no concrete idea on how Stonehenge was built and why, I have led many people who theorize Stonehenge. Stonehenge Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge in the outskirts of Salisbury, England is made of plenty of grass and huge gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is made. Stonehenge was built using precise construction phase. An archaeologist says it may have been

I. There is Stonehenge in the Salisbury Plain in southern England. This is the most famous of all megalithic ruins. Stonehenge is unique among the monuments of the ancient world. Stonehenge challenges our imagination with a windy plain built by people without written words. The impressive Stone Circle is situated on a gently sloping hill of the Salisbury Plain, about 30 miles from the British Strait. These stones are visible in the mountains, one or two miles in each direction. Stonehenge is one of the more than 50,000 prehistoric "rocks" in Europe. As Stonehenge approached, 40 mega - stones seemed to touch the sky. Most stones are above 24 feet. Some stones weigh up to 40 tons. The other is smaller and weighs only 5 tons. At first glance, these jewels seem to be in a natural shape. However, if you look closely, only human imagination and determination can produce Stonehenge. II. Today 's Stonehenge looks very different from ancient Stonehenge. Wind and weather destroyed some Stonehenge for years. People have destroyed more Today, less than half of the rough is still planned by their builder. There were many stones that were erected before them. The religious fanatic who felt the mysterious threat brought by Stonehenge knocked down many of the standing stones. They crushed a few large stones and then crushed it finely; they buried the others Over the centuries, other stones have been "quenched" as free building materials and have been driven. Even in this century, tourists will take stones with a hammer III. Only in recent years, stone has been protected from the large number of people who view them annually. Nobody can walk around the stone. Hundreds of thousands of visitors already had excessively intentional or unintentional harm. Today, tourists are even hindered walking between the stones, as millions of footprints are annoying about stone instability every year. IV. The 12th century British writer and historian, Jeffrey of Monmouth, for the first time recorded the Merlin Stonehenge architecture in his famous "King's Kingdom History". Jeffrey claims that his book is a translation of "an ancient book written in English". But other scholars and historians do not know the existence of such books. According to Jeffrey, these rocks are brought from Ireland to the UK and commemorate the burial site of the group of the British prince who was murdered. From Stonehenge, Jeffrey became a Kingdom of England and a Holy Land of the people of the English feelings. Under well-known circumstances, Stonehenge decided that it will be the end of the Tudor era until exploration, speculation, and skepticism, but was not entirely intriguing and was always proposed in the 17th century Remove the historical heritage of Regum Britanniae. Other Explanations Welsh began a long story with confidence and speculation - often contradictory, sometimes crazy - and Stonehenge was obscured. In 'News Chronicle' on 19th November 19, three bold headlines such as the first explosion of hydrogen bomb explosion were still inactive. Please recognize that Stonehenge is by tourist. From historians to interested students, the existence of Stonehenge in southern England has attracted a lot of people's attention for various reasons. History, material aspects, and tourism make it as memorable as people explained Stonehenge. A mysterious but funny area has become one of the most unique places in the UK. Since there is no concrete idea on how Stonehenge was built and why, I have led many people who theorize Stonehenge. Stonehenge Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge in the outskirts of Salisbury, England is made of plenty of grass and huge gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is made. Stonehenge was built using precise construction phase. An archaeologist says it may have been

Stonehenge has more than 900 stone rings in the British Isles. Most people prefer to call them rings rather than circles, because only 2% of them are true. The other 98% of these structures are elliptical. Stone henge itself is round. Most of these rings are not completely outdated, but as we all know, they are from the Neolithic Age. In southern England, the Neolithic Age started in the first batch of the agricultural community of 4000 BC. Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using the precise construction phase. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio

Stonehenge has more than 900 stone rings in the British Isles. Most people prefer to call them rings rather than circles, because only 2% of them are true. The other 98% of these structures are elliptical. Stone henge itself is round. Most of these rings are not completely outdated, but as we all know, they are from the Neolithic Age. In southern England, the Neolithic Age started in the first batch of the agricultural community of 4000 BC. Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using the precise construction phase. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio

Stonehenge Stonehenge is not only the most famous Stone Circle in the UK but also the world's most famous ancient monument, with at least 1.5 million tourists visiting each year. It is located in the Salisbury Plain north of Salisbury, England and is known for its debate, mystery, and speculation. Stonehenge is not a one step process, but it can be divided into 4 different stages dating back from 3100 BC to 1500 BC. Modern visitors to Stonehenge are watching ruins at the final stage of the construction site. Please recognize that Stonehenge is by tourists. From historians to interested students, the existence of Stonehenge in southern England has attracted a lot of people's attention for various reasons. History, material aspects, and tourism make it as memorable as people mentioned Stonehenge. The mysterious and attractive area has become one of the most unique attractions in the UK. Many people have done theoretical research on Stonehenge because there is no specific understanding of how Stonehenge is constructed and used for what purpose. Stonehenge Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using accurate building stages. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio Stonehenge we see today is part of three separate stages of architecture. The three stages are Stonehenge I, Stonehenge II, Stonehenge III. Stonehenge was built in the stone age of 2200 BC. There is a wide circular space with a width of 100 yards surrounded by the levee of the soil. At that time, Stonehenge was a simple open temple (Abels 9). Stonehenge II was built between 1700 BC and 1600 BC. From Wales, 140 miles from Stonehenge, it brought many blue stones. Then they began to form two different circles (Abel 12) in the original circle. Stonehenge III was built in 1600 BC. In the Bronze Age. At this time, Sarson Stone was brought from Marlborough Downs, about 32 km from Stonehenge. During this time the stone arrangement became very complicated (Abels 13). The first thing that started with the construction of Stonehenge was trenching.

Stonehenge Stonehenge is not only the most famous Stone Circle in the UK but also the world's most famous ancient monument, with at least 1.5 million tourists visiting each year. It is located in the Salisbury Plain north of Salisbury, England and is known for its debate, mystery, and speculation. Stonehenge is not a one step process, but it can be divided into 4 different stages dating back from 3100 BC to 1500 BC. Modern visitors to Stonehenge are watching ruins at the final stage of the construction site. Please recognize that Stonehenge is by tourists. From historians to interested students, the existence of Stonehenge in southern England has attracted a lot of people's attention for various reasons. History, material aspects, and tourism make it as memorable as people mentioned Stonehenge. The mysterious and attractive area has become one of the most unique attractions in the UK. Many people have done theoretical research on Stonehenge because there is no specific understanding of how Stonehenge is constructed and used for what purpose. Stonehenge Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using accurate building stages. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio Stonehenge we see today is part of three separate stages of architecture. The three stages are Stonehenge I, Stonehenge II, Stonehenge III. Stonehenge was built in the stone age of 2200 BC. There is a wide circular space with a width of 100 yards surrounded by the levee of the soil. At that time, Stonehenge was a simple open temple (Abels 9). Stonehenge II was built between 1700 BC and 1600 BC. From Wales, 140 miles from Stonehenge, it brought many blue stones. Then they began to form two different circles (Abel 12) in the original circle. Stonehenge III was built in 1600 BC. In the Bronze Age. At this time, Sarson Stone was brought from Marlborough Downs, about 32 km from Stonehenge. During this time the stone arrangement became very complicated (Abels 13). The first thing that started with the construction of Stonehenge was trenching.

There are many ruins of Stonehenge in the mountains in the north of England. About 150 to 200 huge stones are stacked together to form several altars. The tallest stone is erect around the central stone which is the blue stone. This is different from the pillar of sandstone surrounding it. This may not be the beginning; however, there are three main factors that makes Stonehenge very strange. Each of these stones weighs 4 tons. There are no other stones within the radius of 15 miles. Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using the precise construction phase. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio Stonehenge we see today is part of three separate stages of architecture. The three stages are Stonehenge I, Stonehenge II, Stonehenge III. Stonehenge was built in the stone age of 2200 BC. There is a wide circular space with a width of 100 yards surrounded by the levee of the soil. At that time, Stonehenge was a simple open temple (Abels 9). Stonehenge II was built between 1700 BC and 1600 BC. From Wales, 140 miles from Stonehenge, it brought many blue stones. Then they began to form two different circles (Abel 12) in the original circle. Stonehenge III was built in 1600 BC. In the Bronze Age. At this time, Sarson Stone was brought from Marlborough Downs, about 32 km from Stonehenge. During this time the stone arrangement became very complicated (Abels 13). The first thing that started with the construction of Stonehenge was trenching.

There are many ruins of Stonehenge in the mountains in the north of England. About 150 to 200 huge stones are stacked together to form several altars. The tallest stone is erect around the central stone which is the blue stone. This is different from the pillar of sandstone surrounding it. This may not be the beginning; however, there are three main factors that makes Stonehenge very strange. Each of these stones weighs 4 tons. There are no other stones within the radius of 15 miles. Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using the precise construction phase. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio Stonehenge we see today is part of three separate stages of architecture. The three stages are Stonehenge I, Stonehenge II, Stonehenge III. Stonehenge was built in the stone age of 2200 BC. There is a wide circular space with a width of 100 yards surrounded by the levee of the soil. At that time, Stonehenge was a simple open temple (Abels 9). Stonehenge II was built between 1700 BC and 1600 BC. From Wales, 140 miles from Stonehenge, it brought many blue stones. Then they began to form two different circles (Abel 12) in the original circle. Stonehenge III was built in 1600 BC. In the Bronze Age. At this time, Sarson Stone was brought from Marlborough Downs, about 32 km from Stonehenge. During this time the stone arrangement became very complicated (Abels 13). The first thing that started with the construction of Stonehenge was trenching.

It is 3100 BC. James is digging a huge hole about 33 meters in diameter ("Orman 36"). He is drilling these holes at the Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, South England. James and other workers are trying to earn a living by drilling down these big holes on a daily basis. James and other workers have dug these holes and are building strange stone henes. These stones weigh up to 50 tons and it takes hours of work to punch holes ("about"). If they want to make Stonehenge perfect, that is a very difficult job and a lot of devoted work. Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using accurate building stages. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio Stonehenge we see today is part of three separate stages of architecture. The three stages are Stonehenge I, Stonehenge II, Stonehenge III. Stonehenge was built in the stone age of 2200 BC. There is a wide circular space with a width of 100 yards surrounded by the levee of the soil. At that time, Stonehenge was a simple open temple (Abels 9). Stonehenge II was built between 1700 BC and 1600 BC. From Wales, 140 miles from Stonehenge, it brought many blue stones. Then they began to form two different circles (Abel 12) in the original circle. Stonehenge III was built in 1600 BC. In the Bronze Age. At this time, Sarson Stone was brought from Marlborough Downs, about 32 km from Stonehenge. During this time the stone arrangement became very complicated (Abels 13). The first thing that started with the construction of Stonehenge was trenching.

It is 3100 BC. James is digging a huge hole about 33 meters in diameter ("Orman 36"). He is drilling these holes at the Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, South England. James and other workers are trying to earn a living by drilling down these big holes on a daily basis. James and other workers have dug these holes and are building strange stone henes. These stones weigh up to 50 tons and it takes hours of work to punch holes ("about"). If they want to make Stonehenge perfect, that is a very difficult job and a lot of devoted work. Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using accurate building stages. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio Stonehenge we see today is part of three separate stages of architecture. The three stages are Stonehenge I, Stonehenge II, Stonehenge III. Stonehenge was built in the stone age of 2200 BC. There is a wide circular space with a width of 100 yards surrounded by the levee of the soil. At that time, Stonehenge was a simple open temple (Abels 9). Stonehenge II was built between 1700 BC and 1600 BC. From Wales, 140 miles from Stonehenge, it brought many blue stones. Then they began to form two different circles (Abel 12) in the original circle. Stonehenge III was built in 1600 BC. In the Bronze Age. At this time, Sarson Stone was brought from Marlborough Downs, about 32 km from Stonehenge. During this time the stone arrangement became very complicated (Abels 13). The first thing that started with the construction of Stonehenge was trenching.

In the world where you can attract imagination and critical thinking of academic and ordinary people like Stonehenge there is not much ancient building. This charming and mysterious neolithic monument is near Amesbury in Wiltshire, England and attracts thousands of spectators each year. The oldest part of Stonehenge is called Stonehenge I (built around 3100 BC) and consists only of a circular groove dug in the soil of the Salisbury Plain. A dam about 6 feet tall. Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using accurate building stages. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio Stonehenge we see today is part of three separate stages of architecture. The three stages are Stonehenge I, Stonehenge II, Stonehenge III. Stonehenge was built in the stone age of 2200 BC. There is a wide circular space with a width of 100 yards surrounded by the levee of the soil. At that time, Stonehenge was a simple open temple (Abels 9). Stonehenge II was built between 1700 BC and 1600 BC. From Wales, 140 miles from Stonehenge, it brought many blue stones. Then they began to form two different circles (Abel 12) in the original circle. Stonehenge III was built in 1600 BC. In the Bronze Age. At this time, Sarson Stone was brought from Marlborough Downs, about 32 km from Stonehenge. During this time the stone arrangement became very complicated (Abels 13). The first thing that started with the construction of Stonehenge was trenching.

In the world where you can attract imagination and critical thinking of academic and ordinary people like Stonehenge there is not much ancient building. This charming and mysterious neolithic monument is near Amesbury in Wiltshire, England and attracts thousands of spectators each year. The oldest part of Stonehenge is called Stonehenge I (built around 3100 BC) and consists only of a circular groove dug in the soil of the Salisbury Plain. A dam about 6 feet tall. Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using accurate building stages. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio Stonehenge we see today is part of three separate stages of architecture. The three stages are Stonehenge I, Stonehenge II, Stonehenge III. Stonehenge was built in the stone age of 2200 BC. There is a wide circular space with a width of 100 yards surrounded by the levee of the soil. At that time, Stonehenge was a simple open temple (Abels 9). Stonehenge II was built between 1700 BC and 1600 BC. From Wales, 140 miles from Stonehenge, it brought many blue stones. Then they began to form two different circles (Abel 12) in the original circle. Stonehenge III was built in 1600 BC. In the Bronze Age. At this time, Sarson Stone was brought from Marlborough Downs, about 32 km from Stonehenge. During this time the stone arrangement became very complicated (Abels 13). The first thing that started with the construction of Stonehenge was trenching.

Stonehenge Stonehenge is one of the most mysterious buildings in the UK and historians, researchers and archaeologists are not very sure about their actual purpose. Whatever Stonehenge is, it is an amazing structure filled with mystery and magic. Between 1919 and 1950, archaeologists have made great progress in exploring Stonehenge ruins and today they can visit Stonehenge in England's Whitshire, which has a history of nearly 5000 years. Stonehenge has three major areas starting from the inner circle, a small stone semicircle, and a large horseshoe shape around two small areas. Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using the precise construction phase. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio

Stonehenge Stonehenge is one of the most mysterious buildings in the UK and historians, researchers and archaeologists are not very sure about their actual purpose. Whatever Stonehenge is, it is an amazing structure filled with mystery and magic. Between 1919 and 1950, archaeologists have made great progress in exploring Stonehenge ruins and today they can visit Stonehenge in England's Whitshire, which has a history of nearly 5000 years. Stonehenge has three major areas starting from the inner circle, a small stone semicircle, and a large horseshoe shape around two small areas. Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using the precise construction phase. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio

Over the years, Stonehenge has been the center of many discussions, confusion, controversy and debate, especially in the UK. Stonehenge bothered and divided experts for decades. What is Stonehenge? Who built Stonehenge? Why was Stonehenge made? (What is Stonehenge, Abel, Harriet?) There are many discussions about Stonehenge. Especially its origin and use. Some of the controversies include aliens, glaciers, wizards merlin, demons and pure manpower. For thousands of years, Stonehenge has been excavated, X-rays, measurement and measurement. Although many aspects of Stonehenge are still controversial. More importantly, even if the stone we are seeing today represents the ruins of Stonehenge, it is still a symbol of Britain's largest country, symbolizing mystery, strength and durability. No one decides its age, builds it, and what it does. There are many theories to explain the function and history of the monument, but few people know it. These diverse theories are very colorful, many of which are called "mysteries of Stonehenge". Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using accurate building stages. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio

Over the years, Stonehenge has been the center of many discussions, confusion, controversy and debate, especially in the UK. Stonehenge bothered and divided experts for decades. What is Stonehenge? Who built Stonehenge? Why was Stonehenge made? (What is Stonehenge, Abel, Harriet?) There are many discussions about Stonehenge. Especially its origin and use. Some of the controversies include aliens, glaciers, wizards merlin, demons and pure manpower. For thousands of years, Stonehenge has been excavated, X-rays, measurement and measurement. Although many aspects of Stonehenge are still controversial. More importantly, even if the stone we are seeing today represents the ruins of Stonehenge, it is still a symbol of Britain's largest country, symbolizing mystery, strength and durability. No one decides its age, builds it, and what it does. There are many theories to explain the function and history of the monument, but few people know it. These diverse theories are very colorful, many of which are called "mysteries of Stonehenge". Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using accurate building stages. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio

It is one of the most famous monuments in the world, but the prehistoric stone circle known as Stonehenge is still mysterious. Stonehenge built in the Salisbury Plain of England, Wiltshire was built between 3,000 and 1500 BC from Neolithic to Bronze Age. Its size suggests that Stonehenge is extremely important for ancient people who built Stonehenge, but the purpose of this monument has been the subject of extensive speculation for centuries It was. The scope of the theory is wide, casting Stonehenge everything from the ancient treatment center to the landing point of the alien. Many people believed that Stonehenge was a druid shrine built as a center of religious worship by ancient Celtic pagans from the 17th century to the 18th century. Recent scholars concluded that Stonehenge might have been in the druid for more than 2000, but the modern druid still considers it a destination of pilgrimage. A permanent hypothesis for the purpose of Stonehenge comes from the observation originally made by scholars of the 18th century that the entrance to the monument faces the sun rising on the day of the summer solstice. For many people this direction suggests that ancient astronomers may have used Stonehenge as a sun calendar to follow the movement of the sun and moon and enter the season of change. However, in recent years, new excavations have uncovered different theories based on hundreds of human bones that were discovered in the field, traced back to 1000 years and show signs of cremation before burial. The existence of these testament shows that Stonehenge can be used as an ancient cemetery and as a ceremonial facility and a temple of the dead. In 2010, archaeologists discovered the second stone circle. Only one mile from the more famous landmark. This secondary monument is called "Blue Stone Henge" and it is used for 25 Wales Blue Stone which originally formed the ruins. I participated in elaborate ceremonies and ceremonies commemorating the dead. However, since there is no written record, this theory can only be a guessing problem just like the purpose of Stonehenge. Stonehenge is a prehistoric stone circle, one of the most mysterious and oldest buildings in the world. Built on the Salisbury Plain over 4,000 years ago, scientists and theorists still do not know the cause of Stonehenge construction. It was even built by Druids and Romans, but proved to be wrong when Stonehenge's architecture was confirmed to have started at least 2000 years ago than Celtics. It is one of the most famous monuments in the world, but the prehistoric stone circle known as Stonehenge is still mysterious. Stonehenge built in the Salisbury Plain of England, Wiltshire was built between 3,000 and 1500 BC from Neolithic to Bronze Age. Its size suggests that Stonehenge is extremely important for ancient people who built Stonehenge, but the purpose of this monument has been the subject of extensive speculation for centuries It was. The scope of the theory is wide, casting Stonehenge everything from the ancient treatment center to the landing point of the alien. Many people believed that Stonehenge was a druid shrine built as a center of religious worship by ancient Celtic pagans from the 17th century to the 18th century. Recent scholars concluded that Stonehenge might have been in the druid for more than 2000, but the modern druid still considers it a destination of pilgrimage. Stonehenge is a religious culture made for religious purposes. But what kind of culture? A number of theories have been debated on who created Stonehenge. What has existed since the 17th century is the construction of Stonehenge by Druid. "The druid has nothing to do with the structure of the stone ring.It is a kind of knowledge problem.The Celtic society in which the clergy of the Druids prospered, the last stone wheel was made after 300 BC It appeared in the UK after 1500. The fact that the druid arrived 2800 years after the earliest selection at Stonehenge (Gray, 2002: n

It is one of the most famous monuments in the world, but the prehistoric stone circle known as Stonehenge is still mysterious. Stonehenge built in the Salisbury Plain of England, Wiltshire was built between 3,000 and 1500 BC from Neolithic to Bronze Age. Its size suggests that Stonehenge is extremely important for ancient people who built Stonehenge, but the purpose of this monument has been the subject of extensive speculation for centuries It was. The scope of the theory is wide, casting Stonehenge everything from the ancient treatment center to the landing point of the alien. Many people believed that Stonehenge was a druid shrine built as a center of religious worship by ancient Celtic pagans from the 17th century to the 18th century. Recent scholars concluded that Stonehenge might have been in the druid for more than 2000, but the modern druid still considers it a destination of pilgrimage. A permanent hypothesis for the purpose of Stonehenge comes from the observation originally made by scholars of the 18th century that the entrance to the monument faces the sun rising on the day of the summer solstice. For many people this direction suggests that ancient astronomers may have used Stonehenge as a sun calendar to follow the movement of the sun and moon and enter the season of change. However, in recent years, new excavations have uncovered different theories based on hundreds of human bones that were discovered in the field, traced back to 1000 years and show signs of cremation before burial. The existence of these testament shows that Stonehenge can be used as an ancient cemetery and as a ceremonial facility and a temple of the dead. In 2010, archaeologists discovered the second stone circle. Only one mile from the more famous landmark. This secondary monument is called "Blue Stone Henge" and it is used for 25 Wales Blue Stone which originally formed the ruins. I participated in elaborate ceremonies and ceremonies commemorating the dead. However, since there is no written record, this theory can only be a guessing problem just like the purpose of Stonehenge. Stonehenge is a prehistoric stone circle, one of the most mysterious and oldest buildings in the world. Built on the Salisbury Plain over 4,000 years ago, scientists and theorists still do not know the cause of Stonehenge construction. It was even built by Druids and Romans, but proved to be wrong when Stonehenge's architecture was confirmed to have started at least 2000 years ago than Celtics. It is one of the most famous monuments in the world, but the prehistoric stone circle known as Stonehenge is still mysterious. Stonehenge built in the Salisbury Plain of England, Wiltshire was built between 3,000 and 1500 BC from Neolithic to Bronze Age. Its size suggests that Stonehenge is extremely important for ancient people who built Stonehenge, but the purpose of this monument has been the subject of extensive speculation for centuries It was. The scope of the theory is wide, casting Stonehenge everything from the ancient treatment center to the landing point of the alien. Many people believed that Stonehenge was a druid shrine built as a center of religious worship by ancient Celtic pagans from the 17th century to the 18th century. Recent scholars concluded that Stonehenge might have been in the druid for more than 2000, but the modern druid still considers it a destination of pilgrimage. Stonehenge is a religious culture made for religious purposes. But what kind of culture? A number of theories have been debated on who created Stonehenge. What has existed since the 17th century is the construction of Stonehenge by Druid. "The druid has nothing to do with the structure of the stone ring.It is a kind of knowledge problem.The Celtic society in which the clergy of the Druids prospered, the last stone wheel was made after 300 BC It appeared in the UK after 1500. The fact that the druid arrived 2800 years after the earliest selection at Stonehenge (Gray, 2002: n

When people saw the great monument of Stonehenge today, some people did not think much. This happens to be a mountain of stones laid in a round shape ... That is right. But what they did not notice was the magic behind them. People died while creating Stonehenge. People worked hard and bleed. But why? What is the focal point of all trouble in the stone circle? There are three main theories. Professor Timothy Darvill at the University of Bournemouth and Professor Geoffrey Wainwright, a professor of archeology in India, founded Stonehenge as a treatment center. Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using accurate building stages. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio Stonehenge has many mysteries and secrets that have attracted countless visitors for many years. These mysteries and secrets also brought several stories including Stonehenge. The structure and structure of this ancient masterpiece is very cryptic and complicated. However, the impact of this creation is eternal and widespread. Numerous investigations have been done on the discovery and establishment theory of Stonhenge. Stonehenge is on a gently sloping hill of the Salisbury Plain. It is about 30 miles from the English Channel and 80 miles west of London. Two miles away, there is an important river of the ancient river, the Avon. It also played an important role in the construction and use of Stonehenge.

When people saw the great monument of Stonehenge today, some people did not think much. This happens to be a mountain of stones laid in a round shape ... That is right. But what they did not notice was the magic behind them. People died while creating Stonehenge. People worked hard and bleed. But why? What is the focal point of all trouble in the stone circle? There are three main theories. Professor Timothy Darvill at the University of Bournemouth and Professor Geoffrey Wainwright, a professor of archeology in India, founded Stonehenge as a treatment center. Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using accurate building stages. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio Stonehenge has many mysteries and secrets that have attracted countless visitors for many years. These mysteries and secrets also brought several stories including Stonehenge. The structure and structure of this ancient masterpiece is very cryptic and complicated. However, the impact of this creation is eternal and widespread. Numerous investigations have been done on the discovery and establishment theory of Stonhenge. Stonehenge is on a gently sloping hill of the Salisbury Plain. It is about 30 miles from the English Channel and 80 miles west of London. Two miles away, there is an important river of the ancient river, the Avon. It also played an important role in the construction and use of Stonehenge.

Stonehenge's study on Stonehenge Study I Introduction to the significance of problem description II Stonehenge's facts A. Location B. Materials and Structures Used C. Stonehenge today's III. History of Stonehenge A. Myths and Legends B. Mysterious things C. Miracles of the World. IV. Conclusion I. Introduction There is nothing that caused many speculations and wild theories like Stonehengeite. After traveling miles in the hilly territory of the countryside in England and the plains, I saw a breathtaking and unusual structure. I have learned about Stonehenge for the past 100 years. Numerous excavation surveys have been conducted on past relics. In the past 100 years, people already understand Stonehenge. For all studies, we must recognize that all these reasons are guesses, not solutions. While we may explore and investigate every part of Stonehenge, we will never know all the secrets of ancient rocks known as Stonehenge. Stonehenge's study on Stonehenge Study I Introduction to the significance of problem description II Stonehenge's facts A. Location B. Materials and Structures Used C. Stonehenge today's III. History of Stonehenge A. Myths and Legends B. Mysterious things C. Do you think the world is doubtful? IV. Conclusion I. Introduction There is nothing that caused many speculations and wild theories like Stonehengeite. Travel several miles with other cosmetics instead of undulating hills and magic ointment. Movement of the giant's dance (Stone) from Irish Chiralushi to the current Salisbury scene was achieved through Merlin's "Mechanic Engineer". It is not a spell but a kind of engine and equipment. (Tatlock) At this stage, Merlin seems like a wise person or a talented engineer than a powerful wizard. The interesting point is that Stonehenge has been associated with Druids for a long time (indeed, some of the stones exist).

Stonehenge's study on Stonehenge Study I Introduction to the significance of problem description II Stonehenge's facts A. Location B. Materials and Structures Used C. Stonehenge today's III. History of Stonehenge A. Myths and Legends B. Mysterious things C. Miracles of the World. IV. Conclusion I. Introduction There is nothing that caused many speculations and wild theories like Stonehengeite. After traveling miles in the hilly territory of the countryside in England and the plains, I saw a breathtaking and unusual structure. I have learned about Stonehenge for the past 100 years. Numerous excavation surveys have been conducted on past relics. In the past 100 years, people already understand Stonehenge. For all studies, we must recognize that all these reasons are guesses, not solutions. While we may explore and investigate every part of Stonehenge, we will never know all the secrets of ancient rocks known as Stonehenge. Stonehenge's study on Stonehenge Study I Introduction to the significance of problem description II Stonehenge's facts A. Location B. Materials and Structures Used C. Stonehenge today's III. History of Stonehenge A. Myths and Legends B. Mysterious things C. Do you think the world is doubtful? IV. Conclusion I. Introduction There is nothing that caused many speculations and wild theories like Stonehengeite. Travel several miles with other cosmetics instead of undulating hills and magic ointment. Movement of the giant's dance (Stone) from Irish Chiralushi to the current Salisbury scene was achieved through Merlin's "Mechanic Engineer". It is not a spell but a kind of engine and equipment. (Tatlock) At this stage, Merlin seems like a wise person or a talented engineer than a powerful wizard. The interesting point is that Stonehenge has been associated with Druids for a long time (indeed, some of the stones exist).

On June 20, 2012, at the sunrise of British Wilshire, we gathered around Stonehenge as a tourist and witnessed the resurrection of a new day. Open this replica of megalithes called Citihenge. In commemoration of Citigo's launch of a new car, SKODA hired Tommy Gun and made a replica of Stonehenge with secondhand cars. In addition, Citihenge (also known as carhenge) duplicates only the outer circle of Stonehenge and is built on the ray line that many consider to be magical. Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using accurate building stages. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio Please recognize that Stonehenge is by tourists. From historians to interested students, the existence of Stonehenge in southern England has attracted a lot of people's attention for various reasons. History, material aspects, and tourism make it as memorable as people mentioned Stonehenge. The mysterious and attractive area has become one of the most unique attractions in the UK. Many people are conducting theoretical research on Stonehenge because there is no concrete understanding of how Stonehenge is constructed and used for what purpose. Stonehenge It is one of the most famous monuments in the world, but the prehistoric stone circle known as Stonehenge is still mysterious. Stonehenge built in Salisbury Plain, England, Wiltshire was built between the Neolithic period and the Bronze Age between 3,000 and 1500 BC. Its huge size suggests that Stonehenge is essential for the ancient people who built it, but the purpose of this monument has been the subject of extensive speculation for centuries. The scope of the theory is wide, casting Stonehenge from any ancient treatment center to any landing point of an alien. Many people believed that Stonehenge was a druid shrine built as a center of religious worship by ancient Celtic pagans from the 17th century to the 18th century. Recent scholars have concluded that Stonehenge may have been in the druid for more than 2000, but the modern druid still considers it a destination of pilgrimage.

On June 20, 2012, at the sunrise of British Wilshire, we gathered around Stonehenge as a tourist and witnessed the resurrection of a new day. Open this replica of megalithes called Citihenge. In commemoration of Citigo's launch of a new car, SKODA hired Tommy Gun and made a replica of Stonehenge with secondhand cars. In addition, Citihenge (also known as carhenge) duplicates only the outer circle of Stonehenge and is built on the ray line that many consider to be magical. Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using accurate building stages. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio Please recognize that Stonehenge is by tourists. From historians to interested students, the existence of Stonehenge in southern England has attracted a lot of people's attention for various reasons. History, material aspects, and tourism make it as memorable as people mentioned Stonehenge. The mysterious and attractive area has become one of the most unique attractions in the UK. Many people are conducting theoretical research on Stonehenge because there is no concrete understanding of how Stonehenge is constructed and used for what purpose. Stonehenge It is one of the most famous monuments in the world, but the prehistoric stone circle known as Stonehenge is still mysterious. Stonehenge built in Salisbury Plain, England, Wiltshire was built between the Neolithic period and the Bronze Age between 3,000 and 1500 BC. Its huge size suggests that Stonehenge is essential for the ancient people who built it, but the purpose of this monument has been the subject of extensive speculation for centuries. The scope of the theory is wide, casting Stonehenge from any ancient treatment center to any landing point of an alien. Many people believed that Stonehenge was a druid shrine built as a center of religious worship by ancient Celtic pagans from the 17th century to the 18th century. Recent scholars have concluded that Stonehenge may have been in the druid for more than 2000, but the modern druid still considers it a destination of pilgrimage.

Stonehenge is a unique prehistoric monument in the very rich archeological landscape in the center. It occupies an extremely important position for the development of archeology in an unusual source of prehistoric research. When, why, many different theories are proposed for those who built it Together with Avebury, one of the first British sites included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, and 1986 - 2016 Stonehenge to celebrate the world's 30 years and its legacy As described below, the World Heritage Management Plan summarizes the importance and superior universal value of Stonehenge and Avebury World Heritage. World heritage of internationally important Stonehenge, Avebury and related relics group for its superior prehistoric monument group. Stonehenge has built the most advanced prehistoric stone circle in the world, and Avebury is the biggest stone circle. The monuments of the landscape associated with it will be with each other, they will help us to understand the rituals and morgues of Neolithic and Bronze Age practices. They show construction of the monument of about 2000 and continuous use c. 3700 BC 1600. Therefore, they represent the unique symptoms of our collective heritage. [1] Stonehenge is the most exquisite building in the world, the only existing lintel stone circle The monument is one of the earliest stages of the cremation cemetery in Great Britain's largest Neolithic Age. [2] Blue stone Preseli Hills from the outside of 150 miles, the mountains of Marlborough Downs may come from the north of a 19 mile distance - these stones come from afar. Built [3] and built with other prehistoric buildings, these stones can not be seen using advanced techniques to use accurate interlocking joints Although a part of Stonehenge was not separated, in the latter half the important ancient scenery of Neolithic period late neolithic age and the early Bronze Age monument Landscapes include more than 350 major prehistoric graves and monuments such as Stonehenge, cursus, Woodhenge and Durrington Wall, scenery is a funeral custom and etiquette Information sources of the Neolithic and Bronze Age people are There are many. Also, in order to understand the 4th century BC, regional and international contacts in the 2nd century, and help us to clarify the organization of prehistoric society There are several pieces of evidence to start construction in the ritual and stonehenge, east-west direction with a line short in big hole, and Warren Rumsfeld in Scotland possible, including astronomical significance, "lunar." Post holes of different sizes to reflect violence. Both before C. 9000 BP (8000 BC). (Including agriculture, grazing, polished stone axis, pottery and wooden long house) "In the Neolithic Age Package" spreading to Europe, the lifestyle of the Middle Astonish age is left behind and finally It disappears. Besides, as a reference to the unique adaptability of the Middle Stone Age, as a proof of the transition to agriculture, the population size and use of vegetable foods. Such a society may be called "the age of the crystal"; in the sample Blätterhöhle Hagen, in 2000 to keep the feeding lifestyle, after descending to the area, descendants of agronomic society in the stone age Stonehenge, the idea of ​​the meaning and significance of the long structure, has been the subject of history speculation to continue to develop in the 21st century. Ancient Art in the UK John Aubrey in the 17th century and a fellow archaeologist in the 18th century William Stakley I think this structure is the Druid Temple. This view will be rejected by more recent scholars, as Stonehenge is now understood as early as about 2000 years ago at Druid Julius Caesar Records

Stonehenge is a unique prehistoric monument in the very rich archeological landscape in the center. It occupies an extremely important position for the development of archeology in an unusual source of prehistoric research. When, why, many different theories are proposed for those who built it Together with Avebury, one of the first British sites included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, and 1986 - 2016 Stonehenge to celebrate the world's 30 years and its legacy As described below, the World Heritage Management Plan summarizes the importance and superior universal value of Stonehenge and Avebury World Heritage. World heritage of internationally important Stonehenge, Avebury and related relics group for its superior prehistoric monument group. Stonehenge has built the most advanced prehistoric stone circle in the world, and Avebury is the biggest stone circle. The monuments of the landscape associated with it will be with each other, they will help us to understand the rituals and morgues of Neolithic and Bronze Age practices. They show construction of the monument of about 2000 and continuous use c. 3700 BC 1600. Therefore, they represent the unique symptoms of our collective heritage. [1] Stonehenge is the most exquisite building in the world, the only existing lintel stone circle The monument is one of the earliest stages of the cremation cemetery in Great Britain's largest Neolithic Age. [2] Blue stone Preseli Hills from the outside of 150 miles, the mountains of Marlborough Downs may come from the north of a 19 mile distance - these stones come from afar. Built [3] and built with other prehistoric buildings, these stones can not be seen using advanced techniques to use accurate interlocking joints Although a part of Stonehenge was not separated, in the latter half the important ancient scenery of Neolithic period late neolithic age and the early Bronze Age monument Landscapes include more than 350 major prehistoric graves and monuments such as Stonehenge, cursus, Woodhenge and Durrington Wall, scenery is a funeral custom and etiquette Information sources of the Neolithic and Bronze Age people are There are many. Also, in order to understand the 4th century BC, regional and international contacts in the 2nd century, and help us to clarify the organization of prehistoric society There are several pieces of evidence to start construction in the ritual and stonehenge, east-west direction with a line short in big hole, and Warren Rumsfeld in Scotland possible, including astronomical significance, "lunar." Post holes of different sizes to reflect violence. Both before C. 9000 BP (8000 BC). (Including agriculture, grazing, polished stone axis, pottery and wooden long house) "In the Neolithic Age Package" spreading to Europe, the lifestyle of the Middle Astonish age is left behind and finally It disappears. Besides, as a reference to the unique adaptability of the Middle Stone Age, as a proof of the transition to agriculture, the population size and use of vegetable foods. Such a society may be called "the age of the crystal"; in the sample Blätterhöhle Hagen, in 2000 to keep the feeding lifestyle, after descending to the area, descendants of agronomic society in the stone age Stonehenge, the idea of ​​the meaning and significance of the long structure, has been the subject of history speculation to continue to develop in the 21st century. Ancient Art in the UK John Aubrey in the 17th century and a fellow archaeologist in the 18th century William Stakley I think this structure is the Druid Temple. This view will be rejected by more recent scholars, as Stonehenge is now understood as early as about 2000 years ago at Druid Julius Caesar Records

Stonehenge mysterious discovery Stonehenge is probably the most mysterious place in the world. The concentric circle and horseshoe shape in the empty Salisbury plain 4,000 years ago was one of the oldest and best preserved megalithes on the earth (big, usually ancient). This is a wonderful building, with lots of large stones weighing 25 tons and being mined 18 miles away. Sassen (a kind of sandstone) ring and horseshoe have a huge threshold that connects them, so when they are all in place, there is a stone ring on the sky and the ground. Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using the precise construction phase. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio In Stonehenge, it was obvious during the Middle Ages. Stonehenge and its aim is still a mystery even after more than 4,000 years since its completion. It's a temple, astronomical calendar, or a guide to heaven. We do not know its purpose, but Stonehenge acts as a prehistoric clock, which allows us to understand the circumstances of the Neolithic era and who can build this ancient miracle . Stonehenge stands on the openland

Stonehenge mysterious discovery Stonehenge is probably the most mysterious place in the world. The concentric circle and horseshoe shape in the empty Salisbury plain 4,000 years ago was one of the oldest and best preserved megalithes on the earth (big, usually ancient). This is a wonderful building, with lots of large stones weighing 25 tons and being mined 18 miles away. Sassen (a kind of sandstone) ring and horseshoe have a huge threshold that connects them, so when they are all in place, there is a stone ring on the sky and the ground. Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using the precise construction phase. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio In Stonehenge, it was obvious during the Middle Ages. Stonehenge and its aim is still a mystery even after more than 4,000 years since its completion. It's a temple, astronomical calendar, or a guide to heaven. We do not know its purpose, but Stonehenge acts as a prehistoric clock, which allows us to understand the circumstances of the Neolithic era and who can build this ancient miracle . Stonehenge stands on the openland

Since the beginning of the recorded history, the mystery of Stonehenge in the Salisbury Plain, England has plagued humanity. It is said that about 40 tons of stone has been transferred from Wales, which is about 137 tons away. By using radioactive carbon analysis at Stonehenge ruins it was confirmed that the monument was built between 3000 and 1500 BC. Stonehenge's original purpose was lost, so it was a major topic of discussion by archeologists. There is not much evidence to support some of the theories about why Stonehenge was built. However, even evidence for Stonehenge has been proven wrong, but it is still prosperous (Chippindale, 1983; 263). The proposal that Stonehenge was built in a graveyard is clearly a doubt. There are many tombs around Stonehenge ruins, because Stonehenge was originally a burial place, but its aim has changed from the second stage (Merkur, 1990: 24). Likewise, there is no evidence to support the theory of using it for sacrifice purposes (Anon, 2001; np). This is quite clear as the altar stone on which this theory is based does not show traces of bleeding or sacrificial marks. The possibility of Stonehenge's theory being established as a calendar or observatory is minimal. The tremendous effort required to build this structure is more important than the calendar. A permanent theory about Stonehengebuilder was that King Arthur and Merlin built Stonehenge. This theory is very attractive, but historically it is impossible as King Arthur lived around the year 500 AD. After 3, 500 construction (Adkins, 1994: 36), there is no evidence that Merlin exists. For some reason other cultures can not make Stonehenge, I believe the early British built Stonehenge. For centuries before Stonehenge 's architecture began, the early British were in the Salisbury Plain. This is different from all other cultural suggestions, as the construction of Stonehenge began, other cultures were not in the middle of England's Wiltshire. Secondly, the early British was a religious culture, as it was decided that there is no other reason for the large-scale work needed to be reasonable to construct Stonehenge.

Since the beginning of the recorded history, the mystery of Stonehenge in the Salisbury Plain, England has plagued humanity. It is said that about 40 tons of stone has been transferred from Wales, which is about 137 tons away. By using radioactive carbon analysis at Stonehenge ruins it was confirmed that the monument was built between 3000 and 1500 BC. Stonehenge's original purpose was lost, so it was a major topic of discussion by archeologists. There is not much evidence to support some of the theories about why Stonehenge was built. However, even evidence for Stonehenge has been proven wrong, but it is still prosperous (Chippindale, 1983; 263). The proposal that Stonehenge was built in a graveyard is clearly a doubt. There are many tombs around Stonehenge ruins, because Stonehenge was originally a burial place, but its aim has changed from the second stage (Merkur, 1990: 24). Likewise, there is no evidence to support the theory of using it for sacrifice purposes (Anon, 2001; np). This is quite clear as the altar stone on which this theory is based does not show traces of bleeding or sacrificial marks. The possibility of Stonehenge's theory being established as a calendar or observatory is minimal. The tremendous effort required to build this structure is more important than the calendar. A permanent theory about Stonehengebuilder was that King Arthur and Merlin built Stonehenge. This theory is very attractive, but historically it is impossible as King Arthur lived around the year 500 AD. After 3, 500 construction (Adkins, 1994: 36), there is no evidence that Merlin exists. For some reason other cultures can not make Stonehenge, I believe the early British built Stonehenge. For centuries before Stonehenge 's architecture began, the early British were in the Salisbury Plain. This is different from all other cultural suggestions, as the construction of Stonehenge began, other cultures were not in the middle of England's Wiltshire. Secondly, the early British was a religious culture, as it was decided that there is no other reason for the large-scale work needed to be reasonable to construct Stonehenge.

Stonehenge is one of the most famous monuments in the world. It is located in the Salisbury Plain of Wiltshire and can be seen from several miles around it. Stonehenge was built over hundreds of years. The work began in the late Neolithic period around 3000 BC. In the next millennium, many changes were made to this monument. The last change occurred in the early Bronze Age of around 1500 BC We may never know why Stonehenge was built, but people can gather there and do religious ceremonies. The first task was to cut out the boulder. Archaeologists believe that ancient British stabbed wedge trees in stone cracks. When the wood is immersed in water it will expand and split the stone. Next, the builder makes shapes using fleas and hammers. After that, the stone is brought to the construction site. They may be carried along the river raft and then dragged by the people and cattle to the land. These stones are placed on a huge tree sled and are believed to be pulled to the ground with rollers Construction workers dug a deep groove for the stone. Then they pulled up the rope, lifted them, buried the groove with rock, and fixed the stone in place. Why did the ancient British build such a huge monument in Stonehenge? What happened to this holy ground? Some people think Stonehenge will be used to study the movement of the sun and the moon. Other people think this is a cure The ancient British people believed that the sun and the moon made a special impact on their lives. They will do special rituals at Stonehenge on the summer's day (the longest day) and the winter's day (the shortest day). Many experts believe that Stonehenge was used for a funeral. They suggested that people took the deceased along the Avon River and then headed to Stonehenge at the Grand Parade. This year's most important funeral may be held at Stonehenge's Stone Winter Night. The use of Stonehenge was always a big mystery. No one knows what Stonehenge is using. Some of the possible uses of Stonehenge are as temples, cemeteries and days, and among scientists believe that Stonehenge was used as a temple. Thanks to round stones and towering stones scientists have reached this conclusion. Many people think Stonehenge is a sacred place. For the past 300 years, Druid has come to Stonehenge for worship. Druids believe that Stonehenge is their religious sanctuary (Roop 38). Beginning with the earliest excavations of Stonehenge, we know that Stonehenge was used at least for the burial ceremony. Some scientists believe that Stonehenge is being used as a diary to tell time or to tell a date as a calendar. Scientists have reached this conclusion for the way the sun strikes the stones. Stonehenge Stonehenge was a stone building built by civilization long before the Druid era. More than 4,000 years ago people in the Neolithic Age are said to have decided to build a monument with the Earth, Trees and Stones. They placed it on the Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, about 137 km southwest of the UK. The purpose of building Stonehenge is still a mystery. Stonehenge may be a representation of a temple, astronomical calendar, or ... ... 2. Please use the details to explain Stonehenge in the southern part of England. Why is this complex building? Stonehenge is a very old mysterious building and landmark; this monument became a famous tourist destination, and it was covered by anonymity. It is located in the southern middle of England and was built more than 4,000 years ago in the Neolithic or Neolithic era. The early building of Stonehenge was a huge circular levee and groove Stonehenge: In England it is not just a few stones, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 3.2 km west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (ston

Stonehenge is one of the most famous monuments in the world. It is located in the Salisbury Plain of Wiltshire and can be seen from several miles around it. Stonehenge was built over hundreds of years. The work began in the late Neolithic period around 3000 BC. In the next millennium, many changes were made to this monument. The last change occurred in the early Bronze Age of around 1500 BC We may never know why Stonehenge was built, but people can gather there and do religious ceremonies. The first task was to cut out the boulder. Archaeologists believe that ancient British stabbed wedge trees in stone cracks. When the wood is immersed in water it will expand and split the stone. Next, the builder makes shapes using fleas and hammers. After that, the stone is brought to the construction site. They may be carried along the river raft and then dragged by the people and cattle to the land. These stones are placed on a huge tree sled and are believed to be pulled to the ground with rollers Construction workers dug a deep groove for the stone. Then they pulled up the rope, lifted them, buried the groove with rock, and fixed the stone in place. Why did the ancient British build such a huge monument in Stonehenge? What happened to this holy ground? Some people think Stonehenge will be used to study the movement of the sun and the moon. Other people think this is a cure The ancient British people believed that the sun and the moon made a special impact on their lives. They will do special rituals at Stonehenge on the summer's day (the longest day) and the winter's day (the shortest day). Many experts believe that Stonehenge was used for a funeral. They suggested that people took the deceased along the Avon River and then headed to Stonehenge at the Grand Parade. This year's most important funeral may be held at Stonehenge's Stone Winter Night. The use of Stonehenge was always a big mystery. No one knows what Stonehenge is using. Some of the possible uses of Stonehenge are as temples, cemeteries and days, and among scientists believe that Stonehenge was used as a temple. Thanks to round stones and towering stones scientists have reached this conclusion. Many people think Stonehenge is a sacred place. For the past 300 years, Druid has come to Stonehenge for worship. Druids believe that Stonehenge is their religious sanctuary (Roop 38). Beginning with the earliest excavations of Stonehenge, we know that Stonehenge was used at least for the burial ceremony. Some scientists believe that Stonehenge is being used as a diary to tell time or to tell a date as a calendar. Scientists have reached this conclusion for the way the sun strikes the stones. Stonehenge Stonehenge was a stone building built by civilization long before the Druid era. More than 4,000 years ago people in the Neolithic Age are said to have decided to build a monument with the Earth, Trees and Stones. They placed it on the Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, about 137 km southwest of the UK. The purpose of building Stonehenge is still a mystery. Stonehenge may be a representation of a temple, astronomical calendar, or ... ... 2. Please use the details to explain Stonehenge in the southern part of England. Why is this complex building? Stonehenge is a very old mysterious building and landmark; this monument became a famous tourist destination, and it was covered by anonymity. It is located in the southern middle of England and was built more than 4,000 years ago in the Neolithic or Neolithic era. The early building of Stonehenge was a huge circular levee and groove Stonehenge: In England it is not just a few stones, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 3.2 km west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (ston

When the summer solstice occurs in two nearby stones, the slaughter and the heel stone are aligned with the sun, and the sun's light enters the center of the structure directly. It seems safe to say that an ancient builder observed it and used it to observe and record the upcoming winter or summer solstice as the rock seems to line up with the sun. There is also evidence in the nearby village that thousands of people visited Stonehenge to celebrate the holidays to celebrate the summer solstice. Stonehenge is a prehistoric stone circle, one of the most mysterious and ancient buildings in the world. Built on the Salisbury Plain over 4,000 years ago, scientists and theorists still do not know the reasons for the construction of Stonehenge. The general view is that it was used for religious purposes, it was built even by the Druids and the Romans, but that it began at least 2000 years by Celts the construction of Stonehenge When it was confirmed, this theory was denied. It is one of the most famous monuments in the world, but the prehistoric stone circle known as Stonehenge is still mysterious. Stonehenge built in Salisbury Plain, England, Wiltshire was built between the Neolithic period and the Bronze Age between 3,000 and 1500 BC. Its huge size suggests that Stonehenge is essential for the ancient people who built it, but the purpose of this monument has been the subject of extensive speculation for centuries. The scope of the theory is wide, casting Stonehenge from any ancient treatment center to any landing point of an alien. Many people believed that Stonehenge was a druid shrine built as a center of religious worship by ancient Celtic pagans from the 17th century to the 18th century. Recent scholars have concluded that Stonehenge may have been in the druid for more than 2000, but the modern druid still considers it a destination of pilgrimage. For thousands of years, Stonehenge has been excavated, X-rays, measurement and measurement. Although many aspects of Stonehenge are still controversial. More importantly, even if the stone we are seeing today represents the ruins of Stonehenge, it is still a symbol of Britain's largest country, symbolizing mystery, strength and durability. No one decides its age, builds it, and what it does. There are many theories to explain the function and history of the monument, but few people know it. These diverse theories are very colorful, many of which are called "mysteries of Stonehenge".

When the summer solstice occurs in two nearby stones, the slaughter and the heel stone are aligned with the sun, and the sun's light enters the center of the structure directly. It seems safe to say that an ancient builder observed it and used it to observe and record the upcoming winter or summer solstice as the rock seems to line up with the sun. There is also evidence in the nearby village that thousands of people visited Stonehenge to celebrate the holidays to celebrate the summer solstice. Stonehenge is a prehistoric stone circle, one of the most mysterious and ancient buildings in the world. Built on the Salisbury Plain over 4,000 years ago, scientists and theorists still do not know the reasons for the construction of Stonehenge. The general view is that it was used for religious purposes, it was built even by the Druids and the Romans, but that it began at least 2000 years by Celts the construction of Stonehenge When it was confirmed, this theory was denied. It is one of the most famous monuments in the world, but the prehistoric stone circle known as Stonehenge is still mysterious. Stonehenge built in Salisbury Plain, England, Wiltshire was built between the Neolithic period and the Bronze Age between 3,000 and 1500 BC. Its huge size suggests that Stonehenge is essential for the ancient people who built it, but the purpose of this monument has been the subject of extensive speculation for centuries. The scope of the theory is wide, casting Stonehenge from any ancient treatment center to any landing point of an alien. Many people believed that Stonehenge was a druid shrine built as a center of religious worship by ancient Celtic pagans from the 17th century to the 18th century. Recent scholars have concluded that Stonehenge may have been in the druid for more than 2000, but the modern druid still considers it a destination of pilgrimage. For thousands of years, Stonehenge has been excavated, X-rays, measurement and measurement. Although many aspects of Stonehenge are still controversial. More importantly, even if the stone we are seeing today represents the ruins of Stonehenge, it is still a symbol of Britain's largest country, symbolizing mystery, strength and durability. No one decides its age, builds it, and what it does. There are many theories to explain the function and history of the monument, but few people know it. These diverse theories are very colorful, many of which are called "mysteries of Stonehenge".

These two cottages are the rebuilding of Neolithic houses. Those shapes are based on the excavation of Neolithic houses in Durrington Wall. They are made of thin eucalyptus rods (eucalyptus fence etc.) woven around a vertical cylinder. The inner and outer fabric structure is covered with a mixture of finely crushed chalk, chopped straw and water. This is called chalk smearing. Their roof is covered with straw (from wheat). There are five houses outside the Stonehenge Visitor Center. Archeology talks to us about the walls, but since there is no evidence of how the roof survived it looks like, every house has a toy roof in different ways. Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument in Wiltshire, England, 2 miles west of the Ames Valley (3 km), 13 km (8 mi) north of Salisbury. The stone ring on which Stonehenge is standing is in the earthworks located between British Neolithic and Bronze Age, including hundreds of graves. Archeologists believe it was built between 3000 BC and 2000 BC. The embankments and grooves of the surrounding circular earth make up the earliest stage of the monument and dates back to around 3100 BC. Radiocarbon dating showed that the first batch of Blue Stone was upgraded between 2400 and 2200 BC. Stonehenge Stonehenge was a stone building built by civilization long before the Druid era. More than 4,000 years ago people in the Neolithic Age are said to have decided to build a monument with the Earth, Trees and Stones. They placed it on the Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, about 137 km southwest of the UK. The purpose of building Stonehenge is still a mystery. Stonehenge may be a representation of a temple, astronomical calendar, or ... ... 2. Please use the details to explain Stonehenge in the southern part of England. Why is this complex building? Stonehenge is a very old mysterious building and landmark; this monument became a famous tourist destination, and it was covered by anonymity. It is located in the southern middle of England and was built more than 4,000 years ago in the Neolithic or Neolithic era. The early building of Stonehenge was a huge circular levee and groove It is one of the most famous monuments in the world, but the prehistoric stone circle known as Stonehenge is still mysterious. Stonehenge built in the Salisbury Plain of England, Wiltshire was built between 3,000 and 1500 BC from Neolithic to Bronze Age. Its size suggests that Stonehenge is extremely important for ancient people who built Stonehenge, but the purpose of this monument has been the subject of extensive speculation for centuries It was. The scope of the theory is wide, casting Stonehenge everything from the ancient treatment center to the landing point of the alien. Many people believed that Stonehenge was a druid shrine built as a center of religious worship by ancient Celtic pagans from the 17th century to the 18th century. Recent scholars concluded that Stonehenge might have been in the druid for more than 2000, but the modern druid still considers it a destination of pilgrimage.

These two cottages are the rebuilding of Neolithic houses. Those shapes are based on the excavation of Neolithic houses in Durrington Wall. They are made of thin eucalyptus rods (eucalyptus fence etc.) woven around a vertical cylinder. The inner and outer fabric structure is covered with a mixture of finely crushed chalk, chopped straw and water. This is called chalk smearing. Their roof is covered with straw (from wheat). There are five houses outside the Stonehenge Visitor Center. Archeology talks to us about the walls, but since there is no evidence of how the roof survived it looks like, every house has a toy roof in different ways. Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument in Wiltshire, England, 2 miles west of the Ames Valley (3 km), 13 km (8 mi) north of Salisbury. The stone ring on which Stonehenge is standing is in the earthworks located between British Neolithic and Bronze Age, including hundreds of graves. Archeologists believe it was built between 3000 BC and 2000 BC. The embankments and grooves of the surrounding circular earth make up the earliest stage of the monument and dates back to around 3100 BC. Radiocarbon dating showed that the first batch of Blue Stone was upgraded between 2400 and 2200 BC. Stonehenge Stonehenge was a stone building built by civilization long before the Druid era. More than 4,000 years ago people in the Neolithic Age are said to have decided to build a monument with the Earth, Trees and Stones. They placed it on the Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, about 137 km southwest of the UK. The purpose of building Stonehenge is still a mystery. Stonehenge may be a representation of a temple, astronomical calendar, or ... ... 2. Please use the details to explain Stonehenge in the southern part of England. Why is this complex building? Stonehenge is a very old mysterious building and landmark; this monument became a famous tourist destination, and it was covered by anonymity. It is located in the southern middle of England and was built more than 4,000 years ago in the Neolithic or Neolithic era. The early building of Stonehenge was a huge circular levee and groove It is one of the most famous monuments in the world, but the prehistoric stone circle known as Stonehenge is still mysterious. Stonehenge built in the Salisbury Plain of England, Wiltshire was built between 3,000 and 1500 BC from Neolithic to Bronze Age. Its size suggests that Stonehenge is extremely important for ancient people who built Stonehenge, but the purpose of this monument has been the subject of extensive speculation for centuries It was. The scope of the theory is wide, casting Stonehenge everything from the ancient treatment center to the landing point of the alien. Many people believed that Stonehenge was a druid shrine built as a center of religious worship by ancient Celtic pagans from the 17th century to the 18th century. Recent scholars concluded that Stonehenge might have been in the druid for more than 2000, but the modern druid still considers it a destination of pilgrimage.

The first thing I caught my attention when reading the first chapter was Stonehenge. It is not a traditional art work like a painting or a picture, but this strategic stone combination was always very interesting to me. The history of this sculpture dates from 2550 BC to 1600 BC and is also mentioned as one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. (Kleiner, 2013) 45 to 50 tons of rocks form circles with various rocks overlapping each other. Vertical rocks are called Boulder and landscape rocks are doors that support it and form an opening. Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using accurate building stages. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio Please recognize that Stonehenge is by tourists. From historians to interested students, the existence of Stonehenge in southern England has attracted a lot of people's attention for various reasons. History, material aspects, and tourism make it as memorable as people mentioned Stonehenge. The mysterious and attractive area has become one of the most unique attractions in the UK. Many people are conducting theoretical research on Stonehenge because there is no concrete understanding of how Stonehenge is constructed and used for what purpose. Stonehenge It is one of the most famous monuments in the world, but the prehistoric stone circle known as Stonehenge is still mysterious. Stonehenge built in Salisbury Plain, England, Wiltshire was built between the Neolithic period and the Bronze Age between 3,000 and 1500 BC. Its huge size suggests that Stonehenge is essential for the ancient people who built it, but the purpose of this monument has been the subject of extensive speculation for centuries. The scope of the theory is wide, casting Stonehenge from any ancient treatment center to any landing point of an alien. Many people believed that Stonehenge was a druid shrine built as a center of religious worship by ancient Celtic pagans from the 17th century to the 18th century. Recent scholars have concluded that Stonehenge may have been in the druid for more than 2000, but the modern druid still considers it a destination of pilgrimage.

The first thing I caught my attention when reading the first chapter was Stonehenge. It is not a traditional art work like a painting or a picture, but this strategic stone combination was always very interesting to me. The history of this sculpture dates from 2550 BC to 1600 BC and is also mentioned as one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. (Kleiner, 2013) 45 to 50 tons of rocks form circles with various rocks overlapping each other. Vertical rocks are called Boulder and landscape rocks are doors that support it and form an opening. Stonehenge: Not only a few stones in the UK, it is Stonehenge, one of the eight wonders of the world. Visitors from all over the world will see this amazing mystery. Stonehenge is located in the open area of ​​the Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. The theory about who built the Stonehenge includes druids, Greeks, Phoenicians or Atlantis (stone). It consists of a series of structures including stone, earth, and trees. Structure is used Stonehenge and Easter Island Stonehenge and Easter Island are two very old and interesting mysteries and monuments in the world. Stonehenge is in Salisbury, England, made of plenty of grass and large gray stones. The place was made between 1520 BC and 3000 BC. There are many reasons why Stonehenge is built. Stonehenge was built using accurate building stages. Archeologists say that it may have been ritual, traditional and even used. Through the resources I already have - through the course I'm studying - I tried to learn more about fractals. During my second grade, I learned through the course of European history and architecture the accomplishments of ancient architecture such as Stonehenge, Giza's pyramid, Parthenon temple, many Gothic cathedrals and Taj Mahal. Somehow it is involved in the use of the golden ratio Please recognize that Stonehenge is by tourists. From historians to interested students, the existence of Stonehenge in southern England has attracted a lot of people's attention for various reasons. History, material aspects, and tourism make it as memorable as people mentioned Stonehenge. The mysterious and attractive area has become one of the most unique attractions in the UK. Many people are conducting theoretical research on Stonehenge because there is no concrete understanding of how Stonehenge is constructed and used for what purpose. Stonehenge It is one of the most famous monuments in the world, but the prehistoric stone circle known as Stonehenge is still mysterious. Stonehenge built in Salisbury Plain, England, Wiltshire was built between the Neolithic period and the Bronze Age between 3,000 and 1500 BC. Its huge size suggests that Stonehenge is essential for the ancient people who built it, but the purpose of this monument has been the subject of extensive speculation for centuries. The scope of the theory is wide, casting Stonehenge from any ancient treatment center to any landing point of an alien. Many people believed that Stonehenge was a druid shrine built as a center of religious worship by ancient Celtic pagans from the 17th century to the 18th century. Recent scholars have concluded that Stonehenge may have been in the druid for more than 2000, but the modern druid still considers it a destination of pilgrimage.

This is a nuisance assumption of a complete refusal of confirmation and some are influential - for example in the spring on the 1st, the focal point of the Stonehenge ring will be two adjacent stones (slaughter and heel stone) And the sun seemed to adjust. Nonetheless, Hawkins' hypothetical authorities said that he gave the elderly, developers to bring too much credit, they said that his mysterious Stonehenge Log Hawkins of all occasions I believe that it will not have the complexity and precision of predicting it. Stonehenge, even though the sites are used in the gap between the ruins of ancient people and the modern druid, the site for religious activities, the site's uncertainty still (the archaeologist or historian may be) the actual usage What is it? ) Is similar to the original purpose of a website. At the same time, in Uluru visitors to the new era of the site are not necessarily related to the site. Uluru (Ayers Rock) is a stunning natural landscape in the heart of Australia. It is a huge red rock that stands out from a flat landscape. Uluru is the name given to the rock by the indigenous people of Anangu. Rock is sacred to Anna. It is a place related to its ancestors, a social, economic and religious place for people for centuries (Digance 2003). This site was registered as a World Heritage Site in 1987. Many researchers believe that Stonehenge was the seat of a religious ceremony of the time. The body of pig bones on the website emphasizes this theory because pig skulls are not found in the bones. This means that you must take animals to the scene to prepare food for God and clergy. Some people think Stonehenge is also a place where human beings are sacrificed. But what is the essence of the Stonehenge ceremony? Archaeologists speculate that there are several burial ceremonies because Stonehenge is located in a rich cemetery. Stonehenge Riverside Project Leader 迈克 帕克 skin Mickelson believes that Stonehenge was part of the ritual landscape, and connected to Turin by the corresponding walls of Dayton Avenue and Avon River. Durrington Walls The area around Henge is the land of life, Stonehenge is the field of the dead.

This is a nuisance assumption of a complete refusal of confirmation and some are influential - for example in the spring on the 1st, the focal point of the Stonehenge ring will be two adjacent stones (slaughter and heel stone) And the sun seemed to adjust. Nonetheless, Hawkins' hypothetical authorities said that he gave the elderly, developers to bring too much credit, they said that his mysterious Stonehenge Log Hawkins of all occasions I believe that it will not have the complexity and precision of predicting it. Stonehenge, even though the sites are used in the gap between the ruins of ancient people and the modern druid, the site for religious activities, the site's uncertainty still (the archaeologist or historian may be) the actual usage What is it? ) Is similar to the original purpose of a website. At the same time, in Uluru visitors to the new era of the site are not necessarily related to the site. Uluru (Ayers Rock) is a stunning natural landscape in the heart of Australia. It is a huge red rock that stands out from a flat landscape. Uluru is the name given to the rock by the indigenous people of Anangu. Rock is sacred to Anna. It is a place related to its ancestors, a social, economic and religious place for people for centuries (Digance 2003). This site was registered as a World Heritage Site in 1987. Many researchers believe that Stonehenge was the seat of a religious ceremony of the time. The body of pig bones on the website emphasizes this theory because pig skulls are not found in the bones. This means that you must take animals to the scene to prepare food for God and clergy. Some people think Stonehenge is also a place where human beings are sacrificed. But what is the essence of the Stonehenge ceremony? Archaeologists speculate that there are several burial ceremonies because Stonehenge is located in a rich cemetery. Stonehenge Riverside Project Leader 迈克 帕克 skin Mickelson believes that Stonehenge was part of the ritual landscape, and connected to Turin by the corresponding walls of Dayton Avenue and Avon River. Durrington Walls The area around Henge is the land of life, Stonehenge is the field of the dead.

The most famous neolithic monument, Stonehenge, was built in the sacred place of the Salisbury Plain. Formally, Stonehenge is a series of concentric circular stones around the center altar stone. The first ring's horseshoe-shaped pattern originally had five triangles, each with two upright jewels, supporting a large threshold. In addition, the first is a small "column" shipped from South Wales, then ball darling of externally closed sandstone 13.5 feet high. . In addition, a small, mobile "marking stone" is placed in and out of the pit, and the landscape trench separates the site from the surrounding land. The long road marked with a pillar is set with a shaft identified by a pointed stone Heel Stone. The architecture of this period was very accurate. According to astronomical phenomena, the accuracy of engineering and positioning necessary for transporting, molding, quality improvement of jewelry, connection is an important proof of Stonehenge's manufacturer's knowledge and skills. JY "The plan of Stonehenge concentrates on the vertical axis and the vertical direction along the horizontal axis set in the center plan view, the structure starts from there, although it is part of the landscape. Isolated walls Open the stone, but through the stone screen Actually, as the monument seems to have been dominated by the strong worship of the sun, the center of the Stonehenge ritual participants is in nature In the summer solstice (the longest day of the year), the sun rises just above the apex of the heel's stone. Up to 22 feet of stone are standing, each weighing 45 tons. The pillars are carefully measured and are shaped in a tapered bulge upwardly "expected inside the Greek pillar." Cut the door sill to a small curve, make a part of the circle, and fix it with integral stone and 榫 joint. "In Stonehenge, ankle joints protect the sill and support the sill, whereas elbow-like tongues connect each sill of the outer ring to the next sill." Edited by Elizabeth L. Newhouse. Builder, a miracle of engineering. Washington, DC: National Geographic Society, 1992. p205 REST is easy, everyone knows HTTP! Well, everyone knows cobblestones, but people are happy to have a better neighborhood when building a house. Just as XML is a meta language, HTTP is also a meta protocol. To have a real application protocol (such as "dialect" is XML) you need to specify a lot; it will be another RPC protocol as if it is not enough. REST is very easy and you can query from any shell using CURL. In fact, each HTTP - based protocol can be queried using CURL. Even SOAP. Issuing GETs is particularly easy, but uses handwritten json or xml POST payloads; people usually use fixture files or more convenient and mature API clients in their favorite language command line Instantiate directly with the interface. In short, it took me hours to fix, but I fixed it, understood the HTTP request, responded to the cycle and built a simple command line interface application using HTTP. I went to the OOP Coding Lab at 3 AM, as I entered this, I am still trying to use the Javascript OOP Coding Lab. This emphasizes one of the worthwhile questions we choose to guide the camp, the so-called responsibility. Entrepreneurial spirit requires enthusiasm, but it requires a commitment to complete the work Andela's training camp is always one of my most educational experiences, and I will give you world class I will keep you informed about my experience as a developer of.

The most famous neolithic monument, Stonehenge, was built in the sacred place of the Salisbury Plain. Formally, Stonehenge is a series of concentric circular stones around the center altar stone. The first ring's horseshoe-shaped pattern originally had five triangles, each with two upright jewels, supporting a large threshold. In addition, the first is a small "column" shipped from South Wales, then ball darling of externally closed sandstone 13.5 feet high. . In addition, a small, mobile "marking stone" is placed in and out of the pit, and the landscape trench separates the site from the surrounding land. The long road marked with a pillar is set with a shaft identified by a pointed stone Heel Stone. The architecture of this period was very accurate. According to astronomical phenomena, the accuracy of engineering and positioning necessary for transporting, molding, quality improvement of jewelry, connection is an important proof of Stonehenge's manufacturer's knowledge and skills. JY "The plan of Stonehenge concentrates on the vertical axis and the vertical direction along the horizontal axis set in the center plan view, the structure starts from there, although it is part of the landscape. Isolated walls Open the stone, but through the stone screen Actually, as the monument seems to have been dominated by the strong worship of the sun, the center of the Stonehenge ritual participants is in nature In the summer solstice (the longest day of the year), the sun rises just above the apex of the heel's stone. Up to 22 feet of stone are standing, each weighing 45 tons. The pillars are carefully measured and are shaped in a tapered bulge upwardly "expected inside the Greek pillar." Cut the door sill to a small curve, make a part of the circle, and fix it with integral stone and 榫 joint. "In Stonehenge, ankle joints protect the sill and support the sill, whereas elbow-like tongues connect each sill of the outer ring to the next sill." Edited by Elizabeth L. Newhouse. Builder, a miracle of engineering. Washington, DC: National Geographic Society, 1992. p205 REST is easy, everyone knows HTTP! Well, everyone knows cobblestones, but people are happy to have a better neighborhood when building a house. Just as XML is a meta language, HTTP is also a meta protocol. To have a real application protocol (such as "dialect" is XML) you need to specify a lot; it will be another RPC protocol as if it is not enough. REST is very easy and you can query from any shell using CURL. In fact, each HTTP - based protocol can be queried using CURL. Even SOAP. Issuing GETs is particularly easy, but uses handwritten json or xml POST payloads; people usually use fixture files or more convenient and mature API clients in their favorite language command line Instantiate directly with the interface. In short, it took me hours to fix, but I fixed it, understood the HTTP request, responded to the cycle and built a simple command line interface application using HTTP. I went to the OOP Coding Lab at 3 AM, as I entered this, I am still trying to use the Javascript OOP Coding Lab. This emphasizes one of the worthwhile questions we choose to guide the camp, the so-called responsibility. Entrepreneurial spirit requires enthusiasm, but it requires a commitment to complete the work Andela's training camp is always one of my most educational experiences, and I will give you world class I will keep you informed about my experience as a developer of.

Stone Henge Man is always interested in mystery. Stonehenge is one of the most interesting places for people. Construction began at Stonehenge around 2200 BC. (Abeles 9) The origin and use of Stonehenge is still a big mystery. Stonehenge is a ruin of a stone building. Stonehenge is the oldest prehistoric building in Western Europe. The name "Stonehenge" comes from the saxon language. It is about 1 - 2 miles away to Stonehenge (Chippindale 12). In Stonehenge, the first stage of hunger built around 3300 BC was made of wood. The first stone was built around 2200 BC. A circular groove with a width of 320 feet surrounds it. Stonehenge II is two blue stone shoes built around 2000 BC. Stonehenge III was built around 1900 BC, extracted a lot of blue stones from Wales, formed 30 stone circles with a cross and a 5 - piece horseshoe. A tremendous effort is impressive, but it can take hundreds of years to use Stonehenge in several different cultures. What is the application? In this case, there is no doubt that the place is related to astronomy. For example, the summer sun rises along the main street of Stonehenge. Its northeast axis is consistent with the sunrise of the summer solstice, consistent with Silbury Hill. At the winter solstice, the sun is in the opposite direction The word Stonehenge was born during the Anglo-Saxon period - the word "Henge" in ancient English means a hanging or Gibbet. Therefore, the word stone henge means "suspended stone". However, the word HENJI has a special meaning in archaeological terms. Stonehenge is thought to be built over 5000 years ago. There was a pine forest before Stonehenge was built. Stonehenge was built in three stages. The first stage consisted of a groove and a ring of wood surrounded by a circle around 56 pit. Later on, these pits, named Aubrey Hall, were ancient relics of the 17th century, John Aubrey found them in about 1666. These holes were dug into a pillar of trees. This groove is manually excavated with animal bone. In recent excavations, archaeologists have found bones of animals such as horns. The corner is used to loosen the lower choke

Stone Henge Man is always interested in mystery. Stonehenge is one of the most interesting places for people. Construction began at Stonehenge around 2200 BC. (Abeles 9) The origin and use of Stonehenge is still a big mystery. Stonehenge is a ruin of a stone building. Stonehenge is the oldest prehistoric building in Western Europe. The name "Stonehenge" comes from the saxon language. It is about 1 - 2 miles away to Stonehenge (Chippindale 12). In Stonehenge, the first stage of hunger built around 3300 BC was made of wood. The first stone was built around 2200 BC. A circular groove with a width of 320 feet surrounds it. Stonehenge II is two blue stone shoes built around 2000 BC. Stonehenge III was built around 1900 BC, extracted a lot of blue stones from Wales, formed 30 stone circles with a cross and a 5 - piece horseshoe. A tremendous effort is impressive, but it can take hundreds of years to use Stonehenge in several different cultures. What is the application? In this case, there is no doubt that the place is related to astronomy. For example, the summer sun rises along the main street of Stonehenge. Its northeast axis is consistent with the sunrise of the summer solstice, consistent with Silbury Hill. At the winter solstice, the sun is in the opposite direction The word Stonehenge was born during the Anglo-Saxon period - the word "Henge" in ancient English means a hanging or Gibbet. Therefore, the word stone henge means "suspended stone". However, the word HENJI has a special meaning in archaeological terms. Stonehenge is thought to be built over 5000 years ago. There was a pine forest before Stonehenge was built. Stonehenge was built in three stages. The first stage consisted of a groove and a ring of wood surrounded by a circle around 56 pit. Later on, these pits, named Aubrey Hall, were ancient relics of the 17th century, John Aubrey found them in about 1666. These holes were dug into a pillar of trees. This groove is manually excavated with animal bone. In recent excavations, archaeologists have found bones of animals such as horns. The corner is used to loosen the lower choke

What is the myth and reality of Merlin Reality? "Merlin, the best magician of all time, if he had lived before the dawn of Christianity in these lands, he lived in Wales and South England long before he wrote history. His popular image which is widely regarded as synonymous with Magic in it is as well known as Santa Claus, all the beginnings and ends are in Merlin 's eyes. "In the field of more pure myths there may be more than just engineering connections between Merlin and Stonehenge Some researchers of myths say that the name" Merlin "is probably a stone tablet "There is a story that carries stones magically from Ireland, and he and the King Arthur buried under a big stone, Merlin creates Stonehenge. Many stories say this is true, but this is their all stories ... When it is necessary for Britain to believe in its importance, Merlin is a role and Stonehenge is a manufacturing firm There is nothing to do with believing in the wizard. People who make Stonehenge may never be known. There are many myths and legends about who really built this monument. In this myth, Madlyn, a great magician, built Stonehenge. This is claimed in the book "History of the Kingdom of England" written by Jeffrey of Monmouth. According to Jeffrey, these huge stones were taken from Ireland and transferred to the UK where they were marked as the British Prince's Cemetery. This monument was founded by King Ambrosius. He sent Merlin to give him a monument. Merlin announced "Giant Dance" in Ireland. But the Irishmen will not give up on their monuments without fighting. They set up troops to defend the monuments sent by the army of King Ambrozius. The British army beat the Irish people, but in any way they could not move the boulder in shape or shape. But Merlin can. He came to save them and moved the stone most easily. Merlin's role has changed dramatically. In the legend of modern Arthuri, he is an alchemist and a wise man. But he has something to do with the prophet of the Celtic myth. This is completely different, so Myrdynn will never become Merlin. Also, at Jeffrey's Arthur, he is a consultant. This change means that knowledge is not clear. This also means that he is one of the most obscure people in Arthur's myth. This leads us to believe that he is fictitious. His historical existence is very different from his myth. It is still changing. He was first drawn as an alchemist and then as a magician in the story of Jeffrey. Still, he is a wise man. In modern tale, he is a consultant. But in Vina Merrini, he is a fortune-telling barbarian. From all these things, Merlin 's real carnation did not affect Jeffrey' s story, but it also affected other stories at the time.

What is the myth and reality of Merlin Reality? "Merlin, the best magician of all time, if he had lived before the dawn of Christianity in these lands, he lived in Wales and South England long before he wrote history. His popular image which is widely regarded as synonymous with Magic in it is as well known as Santa Claus, all the beginnings and ends are in Merlin 's eyes. "In the field of more pure myths there may be more than just engineering connections between Merlin and Stonehenge Some researchers of myths say that the name" Merlin "is probably a stone tablet "There is a story that carries stones magically from Ireland, and he and the King Arthur buried under a big stone, Merlin creates Stonehenge. Many stories say this is true, but this is their all stories ... When it is necessary for Britain to believe in its importance, Merlin is a role and Stonehenge is a manufacturing firm There is nothing to do with believing in the wizard. People who make Stonehenge may never be known. There are many myths and legends about who really built this monument. In this myth, Madlyn, a great magician, built Stonehenge. This is claimed in the book "History of the Kingdom of England" written by Jeffrey of Monmouth. According to Jeffrey, these huge stones were taken from Ireland and transferred to the UK where they were marked as the British Prince's Cemetery. This monument was founded by King Ambrosius. He sent Merlin to give him a monument. Merlin announced "Giant Dance" in Ireland. But the Irishmen will not give up on their monuments without fighting. They set up troops to defend the monuments sent by the army of King Ambrozius. The British army beat the Irish people, but in any way they could not move the boulder in shape or shape. But Merlin can. He came to save them and moved the stone most easily. Merlin's role has changed dramatically. In the legend of modern Arthuri, he is an alchemist and a wise man. But he has something to do with the prophet of the Celtic myth. This is completely different, so Myrdynn will never become Merlin. Also, at Jeffrey's Arthur, he is a consultant. This change means that knowledge is not clear. This also means that he is one of the most obscure people in Arthur's myth. This leads us to believe that he is fictitious. His historical existence is very different from his myth. It is still changing. He was first drawn as an alchemist and then as a magician in the story of Jeffrey. Still, he is a wise man. In modern tale, he is a consultant. But in Vina Merrini, he is a fortune-telling barbarian. From all these things, Merlin 's real carnation did not affect Jeffrey' s story, but it also affected other stories at the time.

Medieval Mathematics Medieval mathematics is obvious at Stonehenge. Stonehenge and its aim is still a mystery even after more than 4,000 years since its completion. It's a temple, astronomical calendar, or a guide to heaven. We do not know its purpose, but Stonehenge acts as a prehistoric clock, which allows us to understand the circumstances of the Neolithic era and who can build this ancient miracle . Stonehenge is on the open floor of Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. Useful information on the course of history and history - Reading history books - Medieval society - Fields - Medieval times - Life - Medieval times and times - Medieval holidays - History - Information - Facts - Information - Medieval times - Medieval times - Medieval times History - Dark Ages - About Medieval Holidays - Medieval Holidays - Medieval Holidays - Medieval Holidays - Medieval Age - Medieval Holidays - Medieval Age and Age - Historic Channel DVD - Linda Alchin The Medieval Times Web site introduces important historical events interspersed with medieval history books, such as interesting facts, history and information on these great people, medieval holidays, and so on. "Medieval Times" Sitemap provides all the details of all the information and facts on the fascinating theme of medieval life's theme. In this article I will explain the details of free education, facts and information about medieval life, and the history course for school, university and history courses and homework reference and research. Interesting facts and information on the short history of the Middle Ages, the era and history of the Queen of the Middle Ages. Other useful details about the medieval Queen of the Middle Ages, facts, history and information and important events of their time can be accessed through the Middle Ages Times Site Map. The Middle Ages included one of the most exciting era of British and European history. The names of many famous medieval women are scattered in medieval history books and other historical documents - most of them are the queen and the princess. But women who are not aristocrats? Despite the men's control of this era, are those medieval women who became famous? Anna Comnena is the world's first female historian on important schedules and events in Anna Comnena's life.

Medieval Mathematics Medieval mathematics is obvious at Stonehenge. Stonehenge and its aim is still a mystery even after more than 4,000 years since its completion. It's a temple, astronomical calendar, or a guide to heaven. We do not know its purpose, but Stonehenge acts as a prehistoric clock, which allows us to understand the circumstances of the Neolithic era and who can build this ancient miracle . Stonehenge is on the open floor of Salisbury Plain 2 miles west of Amesbury in Wiltshire in South England. Useful information on the course of history and history - Reading history books - Medieval society - Fields - Medieval times - Life - Medieval times and times - Medieval holidays - History - Information - Facts - Information - Medieval times - Medieval times - Medieval times History - Dark Ages - About Medieval Holidays - Medieval Holidays - Medieval Holidays - Medieval Holidays - Medieval Age - Medieval Holidays - Medieval Age and Age - Historic Channel DVD - Linda Alchin The Medieval Times Web site introduces important historical events interspersed with medieval history books, such as interesting facts, history and information on these great people, medieval holidays, and so on. "Medieval Times" Sitemap provides all the details of all the information and facts on the fascinating theme of medieval life's theme. In this article I will explain the details of free education, facts and information about medieval life, and the history course for school, university and history courses and homework reference and research. Interesting facts and information on the short history of the Middle Ages, the era and history of the Queen of the Middle Ages. Other useful details about the medieval Queen of the Middle Ages, facts, history and information and important events of their time can be accessed through the Middle Ages Times Site Map. The Middle Ages included one of the most exciting era of British and European history. The names of many famous medieval women are scattered in medieval history books and other historical documents - most of them are the queen and the princess. But women who are not aristocrats? Despite the men's control of this era, are those medieval women who became famous? Anna Comnena is the world's first female historian on important schedules and events in Anna Comnena's life.

Introduction: According to the "Literature Handbook", folktales are short stories that can be conveyed through verbal traditions, and various tellers and groups have modified them (Holman 207). . The folklore I know well is the story of King Arthur. King Arthur is regarded as a great figure, a leader, a king, a symbol of good morals, and England values, so the story is being talked about. King Arthur and Round Table knight belong to the legendary book and story of King Arthur. Merlin, Lancelot, Women of the Lake, Arthur King, Excalibur are very important in King Arthur's legend. In this article, I will talk about the sword in the stone in the famous story of King Arthur, Round Table knight, Merlin. A sword on a stone is a book about an adopted child called a wart. He is a royal family and I do not know this. One day, when he was lying in the forest, he found a magician named Merlin. Merlin took Wald to his house and Saar · Ecta, a guardian of Wald, agreed to become a mentor of Vater. Merlin educated him by turning him into another animal. Through each transformation, you experience various forms of power. Each power is part of the way he rules over the king. In such an environment, much of Merlin's career is commonly known. Many of the stories about the legend of King Arthur, whether it is a wizard or a prophet, includes a mention to Merlin. As a magician, Merlin made a move like Stonehenge, Utah / Pendragon's camouflage, Arthur's crown (Fletcher 25) with a sword on the stone. As a prophet, Merlin talks about the saxon's failure, Arthur's death, and the man who discovered the Holy Grail. This new life brings new challenges and new opportunities. In this article I will explain the three Neolithic places, Jericho, Çatal Höyük, and Stonehenge. In addition, each of these sites is important because each site has a new architectural form, and these sites are confused by contemporary historians and archeologists. I start with the oldest one of the three places.

Introduction: According to the "Literature Handbook", folktales are short stories that can be conveyed through verbal traditions, and various tellers and groups have modified them (Holman 207). . The folklore I know well is the story of King Arthur. King Arthur is regarded as a great figure, a leader, a king, a symbol of good morals, and England values, so the story is being talked about. King Arthur and Round Table knight belong to the legendary book and story of King Arthur. Merlin, Lancelot, Women of the Lake, Arthur King, Excalibur are very important in King Arthur's legend. In this article, I will talk about the sword in the stone in the famous story of King Arthur, Round Table knight, Merlin. A sword on a stone is a book about an adopted child called a wart. He is a royal family and I do not know this. One day, when he was lying in the forest, he found a magician named Merlin. Merlin took Wald to his house and Saar · Ecta, a guardian of Wald, agreed to become a mentor of Vater. Merlin educated him by turning him into another animal. Through each transformation, you experience various forms of power. Each power is part of the way he rules over the king. In such an environment, much of Merlin's career is commonly known. Many of the stories about the legend of King Arthur, whether it is a wizard or a prophet, includes a mention to Merlin. As a magician, Merlin made a move like Stonehenge, Utah / Pendragon's camouflage, Arthur's crown (Fletcher 25) with a sword on the stone. As a prophet, Merlin talks about the saxon's failure, Arthur's death, and the man who discovered the Holy Grail. This new life brings new challenges and new opportunities. In this article I will explain the three Neolithic places, Jericho, Çatal Höyük, and Stonehenge. In addition, each of these sites is important because each site has a new architectural form, and these sites are confused by contemporary historians and archeologists. I start with the oldest one of the three places.

The history of the Neolithic architecture is wonderful and wonderful. Neolithic architecture is where we started the history of British castle! A huge stone rock like Stonehenge and other stone circles was built. The Neolithic building uses large stones called rocks weighing 4 tons, and the superb Trilliton weighs about 45 tons! Neolithic architecture also witnessed the emergence of stone age copper camps. The Neolithic Age of Causeway is built on the hill and consists of a central ritual ground surrounded by concentric or spiral riverbanks and grooves. Means of crossing the groove and defense pass through several levees (inflated roads), so it is named "Causeway Bay Camp". The groove ring was used for the funeral. Our idea about Neolithic architecture has changed from the caved inhabitants to the great architects, architects and engineers who built large buildings that still have the power to surprise modern people! Especially the Neolithic building of Causeway Bay Camp reflects the social change of people - Domestic life of permanent settlements and domestication of animals and crops Neolithic megalithes reflect the cultural demands of this age - sacred monuments built for conferences and religious purposes - The population of the Neolithic Age has moved to the Neolithic Age of Causeway Bay, a permanent residential area. It is used as a meeting place, trading, breeding of animals and defense of intruders. Safe retreat from invasion and invasion of other Neolithic and Stone Age tribes The stone is moved along the river as much as possible (Avon River is only 2 km from Stonehenge). Wheels are not even invented! Pure human resources are used to pull or drag a huge building stone People in the Neolithic Age may wait for a cold winter and big stones can cross ice more easily. It requires a lot of skills - building jade stones such as construction, stone cutting, transport, organization resources etc. will require thousands of people - primarily slaves! The answers to these basic questions related to Neolithic architecture provide a historical entrance to past culture and times. The building of the Neolithic Age is a building of the Neolithic Age. In Southwest Asia, the neolithic culture passed past 10,000 BC, first at the Levant side (former pottery Neolithic era A and former potter Neolithic era B), and then emerged very early from there to east and west . Spread In 8000 BC, Southeastern Anatolia, Syria, and Iraq had an early Neolithic culture, a food production society appeared in the southeastern part of Europe in 7000 BC, Central Europe appeared in Central Europe. BC 5500 (Starcévo-Koros (Cris), Linearbandkeramic, Vinča is the earliest cultural complex). In addition to the Andean, Eastmore - Colombian region, and Central America (and the copper ax of the Great Lakes region and the tip of the spear), the Americans and the people of the Pacific were at the level of the Neolithic age until the connection of the Western era. The history of the Neolithic architecture is wonderful and wonderful. Neolithic architecture is where we started the history of British castle! A huge stone rock like Stonehenge and other stone circles was built. The Neolithic building uses large stones called rocks weighing 4 tons, and the superb Trilliton weighs about 45 tons! Neolithic architecture also witnessed the emergence of stone age copper camps. The Neolithic Age of Causeway is built on the hill and consists of a central ritual ground surrounded by concentric or spiral riverbanks and grooves. Means of crossing the groove and defense pass through several levees (inflated roads), so it is named "Causeway Bay Camp". The groove ring was used for the funeral The architectural progress of the Neolithic or "Stone Age" is an important part of 10,000 to 2000 BC, during which several major innovations in the history of mankind have been done. The Neolithic building contains some of the oldest known buildings made by humans. O

The history of the Neolithic architecture is wonderful and wonderful. Neolithic architecture is where we started the history of British castle! A huge stone rock like Stonehenge and other stone circles was built. The Neolithic building uses large stones called rocks weighing 4 tons, and the superb Trilliton weighs about 45 tons! Neolithic architecture also witnessed the emergence of stone age copper camps. The Neolithic Age of Causeway is built on the hill and consists of a central ritual ground surrounded by concentric or spiral riverbanks and grooves. Means of crossing the groove and defense pass through several levees (inflated roads), so it is named "Causeway Bay Camp". The groove ring was used for the funeral. Our idea about Neolithic architecture has changed from the caved inhabitants to the great architects, architects and engineers who built large buildings that still have the power to surprise modern people! Especially the Neolithic building of Causeway Bay Camp reflects the social change of people - Domestic life of permanent settlements and domestication of animals and crops Neolithic megalithes reflect the cultural demands of this age - sacred monuments built for conferences and religious purposes - The population of the Neolithic Age has moved to the Neolithic Age of Causeway Bay, a permanent residential area. It is used as a meeting place, trading, breeding of animals and defense of intruders. Safe retreat from invasion and invasion of other Neolithic and Stone Age tribes The stone is moved along the river as much as possible (Avon River is only 2 km from Stonehenge). Wheels are not even invented! Pure human resources are used to pull or drag a huge building stone People in the Neolithic Age may wait for a cold winter and big stones can cross ice more easily. It requires a lot of skills - building jade stones such as construction, stone cutting, transport, organization resources etc. will require thousands of people - primarily slaves! The answers to these basic questions related to Neolithic architecture provide a historical entrance to past culture and times. The building of the Neolithic Age is a building of the Neolithic Age. In Southwest Asia, the neolithic culture passed past 10,000 BC, first at the Levant side (former pottery Neolithic era A and former potter Neolithic era B), and then emerged very early from there to east and west . Spread In 8000 BC, Southeastern Anatolia, Syria, and Iraq had an early Neolithic culture, a food production society appeared in the southeastern part of Europe in 7000 BC, Central Europe appeared in Central Europe. BC 5500 (Starcévo-Koros (Cris), Linearbandkeramic, Vinča is the earliest cultural complex). In addition to the Andean, Eastmore - Colombian region, and Central America (and the copper ax of the Great Lakes region and the tip of the spear), the Americans and the people of the Pacific were at the level of the Neolithic age until the connection of the Western era. The history of the Neolithic architecture is wonderful and wonderful. Neolithic architecture is where we started the history of British castle! A huge stone rock like Stonehenge and other stone circles was built. The Neolithic building uses large stones called rocks weighing 4 tons, and the superb Trilliton weighs about 45 tons! Neolithic architecture also witnessed the emergence of stone age copper camps. The Neolithic Age of Causeway is built on the hill and consists of a central ritual ground surrounded by concentric or spiral riverbanks and grooves. Means of crossing the groove and defense pass through several levees (inflated roads), so it is named "Causeway Bay Camp". The groove ring was used for the funeral The architectural progress of the Neolithic or "Stone Age" is an important part of 10,000 to 2000 BC, during which several major innovations in the history of mankind have been done. The Neolithic building contains some of the oldest known buildings made by humans. O

Ancient Egyptian Pyramid Architecture For centuries the Egyptian pyramids were the subject of a lot of quirky claims and architectural theory. For example, the power of the Great pyramid and pyramid, curse, Atlantis, pyramid of Mexico, Stonehenge, Nasca, Bermuda triangle, Biblical prophecy, Mars face, advanced civilization, alien, hollow resonator, even suspension. It is not surprising that people who make this theory are called "pyramids". I imagine that the ancient Egyptians built a pyramid. The pyramid is a monument that promotes the belief system while creating physical evidence of the power of these beliefs. By using a belief system to create a monument to the monument and the socially-enhanced belief system, the pyramid has become a powerful symbol of the lost way of life. The social, economic and religious roles of the pyramids are not separate but essentially related. The society's beliefs, values, priority, and expression of the world view that created it are wonderful. Whatever the nature of the underlying defect of the myth that created it, this is a physical achievement that has not been transcended so far, and it conveys the power of organized human behavior around ideology . Ancient Egyptian Pyramid Architecture For centuries the Egyptian pyramids were the subject of a lot of quirky claims and architectural theory. For example, the power of the Great pyramid and pyramid, curse, Atlantis, pyramid of Mexico, Stonehenge, Nasca, Bermuda triangle, Biblical prophecy, Mars face, advanced civilization, alien, hollow resonator, even suspension. - Ancient Egyptian Agriculture Ancient Egyptian agriculture has many effective views. Irrigation, agriculture, planting, harvesting, and of course crops. These are some of the subtopics to cover in an agriculture related article in ancient Egypt. Irrigation When the Nile River overflows, flooding occurs in the land known as Delta, Libya and Arabia in the second day from the shore.

Ancient Egyptian Pyramid Architecture For centuries the Egyptian pyramids were the subject of a lot of quirky claims and architectural theory. For example, the power of the Great pyramid and pyramid, curse, Atlantis, pyramid of Mexico, Stonehenge, Nasca, Bermuda triangle, Biblical prophecy, Mars face, advanced civilization, alien, hollow resonator, even suspension. It is not surprising that people who make this theory are called "pyramids". I imagine that the ancient Egyptians built a pyramid. The pyramid is a monument that promotes the belief system while creating physical evidence of the power of these beliefs. By using a belief system to create a monument to the monument and the socially-enhanced belief system, the pyramid has become a powerful symbol of the lost way of life. The social, economic and religious roles of the pyramids are not separate but essentially related. The society's beliefs, values, priority, and expression of the world view that created it are wonderful. Whatever the nature of the underlying defect of the myth that created it, this is a physical achievement that has not been transcended so far, and it conveys the power of organized human behavior around ideology . Ancient Egyptian Pyramid Architecture For centuries the Egyptian pyramids were the subject of a lot of quirky claims and architectural theory. For example, the power of the Great pyramid and pyramid, curse, Atlantis, pyramid of Mexico, Stonehenge, Nasca, Bermuda triangle, Biblical prophecy, Mars face, advanced civilization, alien, hollow resonator, even suspension. - Ancient Egyptian Agriculture Ancient Egyptian agriculture has many effective views. Irrigation, agriculture, planting, harvesting, and of course crops. These are some of the subtopics to cover in an agriculture related article in ancient Egypt. Irrigation When the Nile River overflows, flooding occurs in the land known as Delta, Libya and Arabia in the second day from the shore.

Stanton Drew Stone Circles assumes "Stoneon Drew's Stone Circle was built purely for religious reasons." Question 1: You can learn from the stone circle survey of Stanton Drew. For centuries, Stanton Drew's Stone Circle bothered the ideas of historians and archaeologists and created the most imaginative wild fairy tales. But what I have to try is the weather "Stoneon Drew's Stone Circle was made for religious reasons". We have reached this conclusion. Stanton Drew Stone Circle The site I am working on is Stanton Drew Stone Circle. These are located in the northeast of the village. See Figure 1 and Figure 2. Stanton Drew is located about 6 miles south of Bristol in the southwest of England. These stones survived the carbon era of Neolithic age about 4,000 years ago. There are three stone circles, big circle, northeast circle, southeast circle that can not be accessed in the premises. - Cyprus - History of the conflict Cyprus is an eastern Mediterranean island located at the intersection of three continents - Europe, Asia, Africa -. It dates back 9000 and has one of the oldest history in the world. Its strategic position, abundant forests and deposits, and skilled craftworkers are valuable assets of the time. Despite the enormous efforts of archaeologists, it is huge and world famous and completely unique, but Stonehenge has acquired most of its secrets. It is impossible to observe other stone circles. It's unique - there really is nothing else to do. We can find a big stone circle in Castlerigg, Avebury, Newgrange and Stanton Drew. You can find that structure in Avebury's circle, but you can not find a strange threshold structure of Stonehenge elsewhere. There is no other example of gutter interlocking structure to make this dry building resistant to the passage of time in nearly 4000 years. There are five types of stone circles in Stonehenge. There are five types: the outer Salsen circle, the outer blue stone circle, the inner Salsen three pieces, the inner blue hose shoe and the altar stone. The outer Salsen circle is 100 feet in diameter. Each stone is about 13 feet tall and 7 feet wide. The distance between each jewel is about 4 feet (Chippindale 12). The outer Azurite ring is about 75 feet in diameter. Most gems are six feet tall. The jewel's width is 3 to 4 feet. The color of the jewel is blue. Only six of the original 60 stones remain upright. Other people are lying down or lying down. The internal sarsen tritriton is inside the bluestone circle. Some people call Salsen Horseshoe's internal Sarcentrilliton. Triliton is arranged symmetrically in a horseshoe shape about 45 feet wide.

Stanton Drew Stone Circles assumes "Stoneon Drew's Stone Circle was built purely for religious reasons." Question 1: You can learn from the stone circle survey of Stanton Drew. For centuries, Stanton Drew's Stone Circle bothered the ideas of historians and archaeologists and created the most imaginative wild fairy tales. But what I have to try is the weather "Stoneon Drew's Stone Circle was made for religious reasons". We have reached this conclusion. Stanton Drew Stone Circle The site I am working on is Stanton Drew Stone Circle. These are located in the northeast of the village. See Figure 1 and Figure 2. Stanton Drew is located about 6 miles south of Bristol in the southwest of England. These stones survived the carbon era of Neolithic age about 4,000 years ago. There are three stone circles, big circle, northeast circle, southeast circle that can not be accessed in the premises. - Cyprus - History of the conflict Cyprus is an eastern Mediterranean island located at the intersection of three continents - Europe, Asia, Africa -. It dates back 9000 and has one of the oldest history in the world. Its strategic position, abundant forests and deposits, and skilled craftworkers are valuable assets of the time. Despite the enormous efforts of archaeologists, it is huge and world famous and completely unique, but Stonehenge has acquired most of its secrets. It is impossible to observe other stone circles. It's unique - there really is nothing else to do. We can find a big stone circle in Castlerigg, Avebury, Newgrange and Stanton Drew. You can find that structure in Avebury's circle, but you can not find a strange threshold structure of Stonehenge elsewhere. There is no other example of gutter interlocking structure to make this dry building resistant to the passage of time in nearly 4000 years. There are five types of stone circles in Stonehenge. There are five types: the outer Salsen circle, the outer blue stone circle, the inner Salsen three pieces, the inner blue hose shoe and the altar stone. The outer Salsen circle is 100 feet in diameter. Each stone is about 13 feet tall and 7 feet wide. The distance between each jewel is about 4 feet (Chippindale 12). The outer Azurite ring is about 75 feet in diameter. Most gems are six feet tall. The jewel's width is 3 to 4 feet. The color of the jewel is blue. Only six of the original 60 stones remain upright. Other people are lying down or lying down. The internal sarsen tritriton is inside the bluestone circle. Some people call Salsen Horseshoe's internal Sarcentrilliton. Triliton is arranged symmetrically in a horseshoe shape about 45 feet wide.

When thinking about Stonehenge Stonehenge you will think of the ancient druid civilization which is said to have built it. In this article, I will show you some insight into the architecture and legend of one of the most amazing art forms in history. Of course, the best known of all megalithic ruins is that Stonehenge is between the busy A 303 and A 344 during the rolling white of Salisbury Plains in the western Amesbury. At first glance, this unique and magical place looks smaller than you imagined, but the tallest stone is 7 meters high (22 feet) high and 4 meters high (8 feet) high. Oh, close to Stone hedge, I live by myself, Oh, near the game, I bone a bone. Talk to my dukes about the mountains and help with friendly books As far as distance you think you are a bad person. I am like my son Roger, Rutherford. When you are in the meeting, please come near the game. Wilson, King of Prussia, I will give you this hatred, Wilson, the Lizard of the Lizard, I beg you. You remind me that you are the worst man, I have to ask Wilson, can you still have fun? At the same time, the state of the revolution is swaying in Prussia's main square. A group of people gathered to testify Wilson's explanation. It seems that Palmer Palmer himself is a revolutionaryist and has advised him to revolutionize Wilson's funds. Palmer stood on the scaffold, wearing a Wilson and AC / DC bag, an electrified robot - executioner, and a black bag on his head. When he started talking, Wilson seemed very happy. Alexander Mitchell Palmer came to Washington as a representative of Philadelphia and became a political friend of Woodrow Wilson who was elected as a Democratic Party in 1912. Palmer refused this reason, believed that it infringed the space of his beliefs, and believed that Quaker War Minister would be "unadjusted". Obviously, this does not apply to the start of war in the country. When America enters the European war, he is eagerly represented as a government foreign property manager. From November 1917 to March 1919, he appealed to companies and individuals who have a connection with Germany and are suspected to sell their property.

When thinking about Stonehenge Stonehenge you will think of the ancient druid civilization which is said to have built it. In this article, I will show you some insight into the architecture and legend of one of the most amazing art forms in history. Of course, the best known of all megalithic ruins is that Stonehenge is between the busy A 303 and A 344 during the rolling white of Salisbury Plains in the western Amesbury. At first glance, this unique and magical place looks smaller than you imagined, but the tallest stone is 7 meters high (22 feet) high and 4 meters high (8 feet) high. Oh, close to Stone hedge, I live by myself, Oh, near the game, I bone a bone. Talk to my dukes about the mountains and help with friendly books As far as distance you think you are a bad person. I am like my son Roger, Rutherford. When you are in the meeting, please come near the game. Wilson, King of Prussia, I will give you this hatred, Wilson, the Lizard of the Lizard, I beg you. You remind me that you are the worst man, I have to ask Wilson, can you still have fun? At the same time, the state of the revolution is swaying in Prussia's main square. A group of people gathered to testify Wilson's explanation. It seems that Palmer Palmer himself is a revolutionaryist and has advised him to revolutionize Wilson's funds. Palmer stood on the scaffold, wearing a Wilson and AC / DC bag, an electrified robot - executioner, and a black bag on his head. When he started talking, Wilson seemed very happy. Alexander Mitchell Palmer came to Washington as a representative of Philadelphia and became a political friend of Woodrow Wilson who was elected as a Democratic Party in 1912. Palmer refused this reason, believed that it infringed the space of his beliefs, and believed that Quaker War Minister would be "unadjusted". Obviously, this does not apply to the start of war in the country. When America enters the European war, he is eagerly represented as a government foreign property manager. From November 1917 to March 1919, he appealed to companies and individuals who have a connection with Germany and are suspected to sell their property.

Merlin has been portrayed as a druid, a bird, a necromancer, a magician, and a prophet. I may not know whether any of his imaginary interpretations are true, but we speculate that he is only a Celtic bard poet who lived in the 500's near Solway Frith. This strange poet is another name for Mardin, some say that it is a madman and a prophet. Myrddin made his own name, causing so much tension among British chiefs in his era as they fought each other in Arderydd 's battle. About 1,400 years after Merlin began class, he published a book called "Merlin's Way: Prophets, Goddess and Land: Traditional Merlin Transformation Skills". In this book, R.J. Stewart is a series of spiritual and physical stuff that can be used to learn how people live in harmony with Merlin's footprints in harmony with nature and the universe, touching the spiritual wisdom of ancient saints I will explain exercise. Although it is not said that there is a tradition over 1400 years, although it is said that "Merlin" is actually a title, not a title, it was passed from the master to the master and the teacher formed it . Pedigree. This line has been said to have disappeared for a while, but the sacred information known as Merlin in 1994 contacts a psychiatrist in Arizona to become the next master with the title of "Merlin" I trained him to him. This is the other side of Merlin's worship. At some point in the last few decades of the 18th century, Swiss inventors and performers named John-Joseph Marlin opened an institution called the Marlin Machinery Museum in London. From a modern perspective, Merlin's shop is a hybrid between the science museum, the game hall, and the laboratory of the manufacturer. You can marvel at mobile machine dolls, try luck with the gamble machine, and enjoy the sweet melody of the music box. However, Merlin is more than just an administrator, it is also a mentor to encourage inventions in "young mechanism amateurs". In this case, much of Merlin's career is commonly known. Many of the stories about the legend of King Arthur, whether it is a wizard or a prophet, includes a mention to Merlin. As a magician, Merlin made a move like Stonehenge, Utah / Pendragon's camouflage, Arthur's crown (Fletcher 25) with a sword on the stone. As a prophet, Merlin talks about the saxon's failure, Arthur's death, and the man who discovered the Holy Grail ... the times began to live in a single place rather than before they became a nomadic hunter gatherer It was. This new life brings new challenges and new opportunities. In this article I will explain the three Neolithic places, Jericho, Çatal Höyük, and Stonehenge. In addition, each of these sites is important because each site has a new architectural form, and these sites are confused by contemporary historians and archeologists. I start with the oldest one of the three places.

Merlin has been portrayed as a druid, a bird, a necromancer, a magician, and a prophet. I may not know whether any of his imaginary interpretations are true, but we speculate that he is only a Celtic bard poet who lived in the 500's near Solway Frith. This strange poet is another name for Mardin, some say that it is a madman and a prophet. Myrddin made his own name, causing so much tension among British chiefs in his era as they fought each other in Arderydd 's battle. About 1,400 years after Merlin began class, he published a book called "Merlin's Way: Prophets, Goddess and Land: Traditional Merlin Transformation Skills". In this book, R.J. Stewart is a series of spiritual and physical stuff that can be used to learn how people live in harmony with Merlin's footprints in harmony with nature and the universe, touching the spiritual wisdom of ancient saints I will explain exercise. Although it is not said that there is a tradition over 1400 years, although it is said that "Merlin" is actually a title, not a title, it was passed from the master to the master and the teacher formed it . Pedigree. This line has been said to have disappeared for a while, but the sacred information known as Merlin in 1994 contacts a psychiatrist in Arizona to become the next master with the title of "Merlin" I trained him to him. This is the other side of Merlin's worship. At some point in the last few decades of the 18th century, Swiss inventors and performers named John-Joseph Marlin opened an institution called the Marlin Machinery Museum in London. From a modern perspective, Merlin's shop is a hybrid between the science museum, the game hall, and the laboratory of the manufacturer. You can marvel at mobile machine dolls, try luck with the gamble machine, and enjoy the sweet melody of the music box. However, Merlin is more than just an administrator, it is also a mentor to encourage inventions in "young mechanism amateurs". In this case, much of Merlin's career is commonly known. Many of the stories about the legend of King Arthur, whether it is a wizard or a prophet, includes a mention to Merlin. As a magician, Merlin made a move like Stonehenge, Utah / Pendragon's camouflage, Arthur's crown (Fletcher 25) with a sword on the stone. As a prophet, Merlin talks about the saxon's failure, Arthur's death, and the man who discovered the Holy Grail ... the times began to live in a single place rather than before they became a nomadic hunter gatherer It was. This new life brings new challenges and new opportunities. In this article I will explain the three Neolithic places, Jericho, Çatal Höyük, and Stonehenge. In addition, each of these sites is important because each site has a new architectural form, and these sites are confused by contemporary historians and archeologists. I start with the oldest one of the three places.

The legend of King Arthur's Legendary King Arthur has existed for centuries, but our culture today is fascinated by the roundtable, Arthur, Lancelot, Genevill's triangle love. There are many movies and books to read about various views of Arthur's legend. However, it is doubtful whether our culture really understands the legend of King Arthur. Especially in movies, the central idea of ​​literary works may be lost. Compared to Malory's Le Morte d'Arthur, this movie ignores what Arthur's legend teaches. King Arthur and Round Table knight belong to the legendary book and story of King Arthur. Merlin, Lancelot, Women of the Lake, Arthur King, Excalibur are very important in King Arthur's legend. In this article, I will talk about the sword in the stone in the famous story of King Arthur, Round Table knight, Merlin. A sword on a stone is a book about an adopted child called a wart. He is a royal family and I do not know this. One day, when he was lying in the forest, he found a magician named Merlin. Merlin took Wald to his house and Saar · Ecta, a guardian of Wald, agreed to become a mentor of Vater. Merlin educated him by turning him into another animal. Through each transformation, you experience various forms of power. Each power is part of the way he rules over the king. In this case, much of Merlin's career is commonly known. Many of the stories about the legend of King Arthur, whether it is a wizard or a prophet, includes a mention to Merlin. As a magician, Merlin made a move like Stonehenge, Utah / Pendragon's camouflage, Arthur's crown (Fletcher 25) with a sword on the stone. As a prophet, Merlin talks about the saxon's failure, Arthur's death, and the man who discovered the Holy Grail ... the times began to live in a single place rather than before they became a nomadic hunter gatherer It was. This new life brings new challenges and new opportunities. In this article I will explain the three Neolithic places, Jericho, Çatal Höyük, and Stonehenge. In addition, each of these sites is important because each site has a new architectural form, and these sites are confused by contemporary historians and archeologists. I start with the oldest one of the three places.

The legend of King Arthur's Legendary King Arthur has existed for centuries, but our culture today is fascinated by the roundtable, Arthur, Lancelot, Genevill's triangle love. There are many movies and books to read about various views of Arthur's legend. However, it is doubtful whether our culture really understands the legend of King Arthur. Especially in movies, the central idea of ​​literary works may be lost. Compared to Malory's Le Morte d'Arthur, this movie ignores what Arthur's legend teaches. King Arthur and Round Table knight belong to the legendary book and story of King Arthur. Merlin, Lancelot, Women of the Lake, Arthur King, Excalibur are very important in King Arthur's legend. In this article, I will talk about the sword in the stone in the famous story of King Arthur, Round Table knight, Merlin. A sword on a stone is a book about an adopted child called a wart. He is a royal family and I do not know this. One day, when he was lying in the forest, he found a magician named Merlin. Merlin took Wald to his house and Saar · Ecta, a guardian of Wald, agreed to become a mentor of Vater. Merlin educated him by turning him into another animal. Through each transformation, you experience various forms of power. Each power is part of the way he rules over the king. In this case, much of Merlin's career is commonly known. Many of the stories about the legend of King Arthur, whether it is a wizard or a prophet, includes a mention to Merlin. As a magician, Merlin made a move like Stonehenge, Utah / Pendragon's camouflage, Arthur's crown (Fletcher 25) with a sword on the stone. As a prophet, Merlin talks about the saxon's failure, Arthur's death, and the man who discovered the Holy Grail ... the times began to live in a single place rather than before they became a nomadic hunter gatherer It was. This new life brings new challenges and new opportunities. In this article I will explain the three Neolithic places, Jericho, Çatal Höyük, and Stonehenge. In addition, each of these sites is important because each site has a new architectural form, and these sites are confused by contemporary historians and archeologists. I start with the oldest one of the three places.

History of Patalea When Harrison Ford finally found the Holy Grail at Petra's Khaznat al-Faron, a new myth was born with the movie "Indiana Jones" and the last crusade's climax. However, as Ford and his screenwriters had been following people for a long time, they were not only rediscovered in 1812 but also brought misunderstanding and confusion to Petra's "Red Rose City". In the Middle Ages. The list of misunderstandings that Petra has plagued for centuries is almost overwhelming. History is a story. History is culture. History is the record we use to understand where we are from, who we are and where we are going. The history of Africa is an element of human story that is misunderstood as being the most controversial in the world. Contrary to the general idea, the history of Africa did not start with slave trade beyond the Atlantic Ocean. Writing Africans as history deprived the value of the world that can not be estimated. Accurate and cumbersome words are used to express freedom and defense of slavery. One of the world's oldest and most influential advertising campaigns is the idea of ​​selling Africa's inferiority. Can you imagine? ! This is a shameless global conspiracy and the whole world is fighting with people in Africa. The goal here is to pay non-human sacrifices to the god of capitalism. Because Africans are defined as not having human value, they are regarded as non-physical passwords that may be consumed in the course of progress towards human progress. World history (or world history), based on archeology, begins with the invention of writing and represents human history (or human history) in writing and other records. The history of human beings started before that prehistoric era, starting from the Paleolithic Age ("Early Stone Age") and the Neolithic Age ("Neolithic Age"). During the Neolithic Age, the Agricultural Revolution began in the fertile New Moon in the Near East between 8000 BC and 5000 BC. The agricultural revolution shows a fundamental change in history, and humans begin to systematically manage plants and animals. The history of the Neolithic architecture is wonderful and wonderful. Neolithic architecture is where we started the history of British castle! A huge stone rock like Stonehenge and other stone circles was built. The building of the Neolithic era uses 4 tons of big stone called megallis, and superb Trilistone weighs about 45 tons! Neolithic architecture witnessed the emergence of stone age copper camps again. The Neolithic Causeway Bay is built on a hill and consists of a central ritual land surrounded by concentric or spiral riverbanks and grooves. Means for crossing the ditch and defense pass through a few levees (inflated roads), hence the name "Causeway Bay Camp"! The groove ring was used for the funeral

Many people are familiar with the cliche that "a picture is worth a thousand words." Briefly, a picture can evoke memories and other emotions much more complicated than it might seem at first glance. In some respects the pictures are unique as they have magical abilities that transcend time and reality. Your current situation may be contrary, but looking at photos can bring you back in time to the best times. Seeing pictures and memories is especially interesting when viewers are related to pictures. The leaders of most modern state leaders are using powerful political tools - the power of images. Indeed, these technologies were invented thousands of years ago by ancient global leaders. But how do politicians use images to convince us? How did they do it thousands of years ago? The ancient cemetery near Stonehenge reveals an important figure buried in fine gold ornaments - perhaps the only such money in the UK then. This kind of gold is very rare, attracts locals and creates images of leaders. Clearly, in the early years of human history, I learned that art as a personal decoration improves your position. This picture is considered one of the most powerful images in the history of the Olympic Games. American Tommy Smith and John Carlos raised their fists as a political gesture of human rights during the national anthem after winning gold medals and bronze medals in the men's 200 meter finals. Australian silver medalist Peter Norman wears a human rights badge as an assistant. In the morning after the protest of Tiananmen Square in 1989 was over, no one knew the identity of that person. Amid this contempt, "tank soldiers" stood in front of the tanks and photographed, and as they tried to move around him, he approached the way to hinder them. Unknown rebel army can stop the tank - reminds people how small movements can bring grand effect

Many people are familiar with the cliche that "a picture is worth a thousand words." Briefly, a picture can evoke memories and other emotions much more complicated than it might seem at first glance. In some respects the pictures are unique as they have magical abilities that transcend time and reality. Your current situation may be contrary, but looking at photos can bring you back in time to the best times. Seeing pictures and memories is especially interesting when viewers are related to pictures. The leaders of most modern state leaders are using powerful political tools - the power of images. Indeed, these technologies were invented thousands of years ago by ancient global leaders. But how do politicians use images to convince us? How did they do it thousands of years ago? The ancient cemetery near Stonehenge reveals an important figure buried in fine gold ornaments - perhaps the only such money in the UK then. This kind of gold is very rare, attracts locals and creates images of leaders. Clearly, in the early years of human history, I learned that art as a personal decoration improves your position. This picture is considered one of the most powerful images in the history of the Olympic Games. American Tommy Smith and John Carlos raised their fists as a political gesture of human rights during the national anthem after winning gold medals and bronze medals in the men's 200 meter finals. Australian silver medalist Peter Norman wears a human rights badge as an assistant. In the morning after the protest of Tiananmen Square in 1989 was over, no one knew the identity of that person. Amid this contempt, "tank soldiers" stood in front of the tanks and photographed, and as they tried to move around him, he approached the way to hinder them. Unknown rebel army can stop the tank - reminds people how small movements can bring grand effect

The charm of a person with stars is as old as Babylonians and is considered older than Stonehenge. From 'productive and proliferating' to 'longevity and prosperity', the instinct that protects and breeds seeds is reflected in religion, art, and the imagination of countless individuals. As humans understand space travel, born of fantasy and science, the reality of living across the universe is becoming increasingly clear. Exploration, research and life in space constitute a wide range of problems. Fifty years ago, crew of Kirk and Starship Enterprise started a journey to space. That is the final border. Well, as the latest Star Trek movies appear in the movies, the NASA / ESA Hubble Space Telescope is also seeking a new frontier to observe the distant galaxies of Cluster Abel S1063 as part of the frontier field program. This cluster view, shown in the center of the image, shows how it looked 4 billion years ago. However, Abell S1063 can be used to explore the earlier periods when there is no real telescope. Because of the gravitational lens effect, the large mass of the cluster distorts and amplifies the light of the galaxy behind it. This can not observe the galaxy we saw with the Hubble telescope because it is too weak and can search for the first generation galaxies of the universe and study it. As the famous Balkan said, "Intriguing" Emeline Paat-Dahlstrom and her co-founder Eric Dahlstrom and Rich Bodo are at the forefront of space exploration and open source technology. Overall, they brought NASA's experience for decades to design the International Space Station, to support the establishment of International Space University (ISU), and to help develop courses at Singular University. Their mission is to create a sustainable, democratized global aerospace industry from New Zealand. "Providing equal opportunities for all people not only for the rich and advanced world but also for the development of emerging countries and the use of a bright future is the only realistic way to access rich and aerospace species There are opportunities for everyone. "- Emeline Paat - Dahlstrom

To look at the world to see the world is a common activity for ordinary travelers. Blurry grass, rotation of trees and clouds, getting lost with these grasses, trees and clouds is easy. Even when surrounded by many people, travel can be a lonely and isolated process. In many of her projects, German photographer Koenning is exploring the sense of this place and attribution through daily life. Transit guide is a project to record the movement of people passing through the Koenning camera lens. From passengers sleeping in passing cars to colleagues sitting in the train passages, Australian artists can capture the essence of long distance travel. Koenning showed a quiet and peaceful travel moment to the audience before the excitement to reach the new destination. She said, "By destiny, fate, or coincidence, strangers are forced to be thrown together and share a private space. The sitting and seeing the world is quiet." Because this is a journey, unexpected things happen along the way, a warm smile from other travelers enjoying traveling, helping people not to inform the hands on the train are enjoying the journey, a lot of focus on the destination It is not worth it. It is worth it. I got an idea. We are ready to move to various destinations like Ponta Delgado, Stonehenge, London, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, so we need to go to the page. The last three I did (42 years since last year in London); the first two are this for me for the first time Even at the age of 50 or 15, most travelers use technology at every stage of the journey. Exploring the inspiration of travel from social media, viewing reviews from other travelers, reserving tickets and accommodations. However, although this technology already has all of the above features, they are still scattered, people take time and effort and they will definitely use it for all travel adventures. Beyond that, people capture and share all their amazing travel experiences.

This wheel was invented in history as it requires metal tools to cut holes and shafts. (Http://www.ancient-origins.net/ancient-technology/revolutionary-invention-wheel-001713#ixzz3zbsMuO7D) People do not have skin animals and use various plants as clothes; they can "create their appearance" (http://www.visionlaunch.com/neolithic-age-inventions/ ). (Http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2511828/Could-worlds-oldest-pocket-calendar-Engraved-tusk-told-farmers-harvest-crops-8-000-years-ago.ht People of the Neolithic Age were thought of as the first person who planted plants and raised animals as pets and livestock. (Http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2511828/Could-worlds-oldest-pocket-calendar-Engraved-tusk-told-farmers-harvest-crops-8-000-years-ago.html With the help of the wheels, you can move the weights over the weight wheels and move them to different positions. People of the Neolithic Age discovered that this pot is easy to carry water and can even collect milk from livestock! Grains can be made into a variety of foods, so you can get more food. Therefore, fewer people become hungry over time. The oven is made of stone or clay. They work like fire. Use fire, stone, straw, or clay to heat and cook various foods. These houses are usually rectangular "there are rooms, open or closed pouches (megalon type)" (http://www.fhw.gr/chronos/01/en/nl/housing/nl_arch.html ) In addition to weapons and basic necessities, people in the stone age invented new agricultural techniques, especially when they became more stable people during the Neolithic era. One of the most important inventions is the irrigation canal. It helps them water and grow crops in large quantities. At the end of the period, they began using metal for tools and weapons and showed a transition to the Bronze Age. It is no wonder that ancient civilizations such as Egypt and Mesopotamia had advanced technology in the Bronze Age and Iron Age. Because we built such a solid base in the stone age! If you have ever seen a picture of the huge and mysterious Stonehenge Stonehenge in the UK you may have seen examples of Neolithic architecture. The Neolithic era is the last era of incredible long stone age, which included the beginning of human history. In the Neolithic era, the emergence of ancient civilization and the invention and use of cutting-edge technology from 8000 BC to 3000 BC were seen. However, as it is still part of the stone age and the building materials are not so advanced, most people in the Neolithic era used stones and mud bricks for buildings. The Neolithic Age, which was traditionally thought to be the last part of the Stone Age or Neolithic Age, began along the stone age of the late Holocene and began with the beginning of agriculture and the "Neolithic Revolution" . It was over when metal tools were popular (copper age or bronze age; or in some areas ironware age). The Neolithic Age is the development of behavioral and cultural features and changes, including the use of wild and domestic crops and livestock.

This wheel was invented in history as it requires metal tools to cut holes and shafts. (Http://www.ancient-origins.net/ancient-technology/revolutionary-invention-wheel-001713#ixzz3zbsMuO7D) People do not have skin animals and use various plants as clothes; they can "create their appearance" (http://www.visionlaunch.com/neolithic-age-inventions/ ). (Http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2511828/Could-worlds-oldest-pocket-calendar-Engraved-tusk-told-farmers-harvest-crops-8-000-years-ago.ht People of the Neolithic Age were thought of as the first person who planted plants and raised animals as pets and livestock. (Http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2511828/Could-worlds-oldest-pocket-calendar-Engraved-tusk-told-farmers-harvest-crops-8-000-years-ago.html With the help of the wheels, you can move the weights over the weight wheels and move them to different positions. People of the Neolithic Age discovered that this pot is easy to carry water and can even collect milk from livestock! Grains can be made into a variety of foods, so you can get more food. Therefore, fewer people become hungry over time. The oven is made of stone or clay. They work like fire. Use fire, stone, straw, or clay to heat and cook various foods. These houses are usually rectangular "there are rooms, open or closed pouches (megalon type)" (http://www.fhw.gr/chronos/01/en/nl/housing/nl_arch.html ) In addition to weapons and basic necessities, people in the stone age invented new agricultural techniques, especially when they became more stable people during the Neolithic era. One of the most important inventions is the irrigation canal. It helps them water and grow crops in large quantities. At the end of the period, they began using metal for tools and weapons and showed a transition to the Bronze Age. It is no wonder that ancient civilizations such as Egypt and Mesopotamia had advanced technology in the Bronze Age and Iron Age. Because we built such a solid base in the stone age! If you have ever seen a picture of the huge and mysterious Stonehenge Stonehenge in the UK you may have seen examples of Neolithic architecture. The Neolithic era is the last era of incredible long stone age, which included the beginning of human history. In the Neolithic era, the emergence of ancient civilization and the invention and use of cutting-edge technology from 8000 BC to 3000 BC were seen. However, as it is still part of the stone age and the building materials are not so advanced, most people in the Neolithic era used stones and mud bricks for buildings. The Neolithic Age, which was traditionally thought to be the last part of the Stone Age or Neolithic Age, began along the stone age of the late Holocene and began with the beginning of agriculture and the "Neolithic Revolution" . It was over when metal tools were popular (copper age or bronze age; or in some areas ironware age). The Neolithic Age is the development of behavioral and cultural features and changes, including the use of wild and domestic crops and livestock.

The invention of stoneware brought benefits to the people of the Neolithic Age. Until they thought of a more workable way they had to use a meteorite as a tool. Engraving shapes makes work easier and more efficient. As stone tools are discovered, this brings more opportunities and more employment opportunities, so these stoneware have economic impact on society. It influenced the culture, because from the beginning of people who made stones, tools have evolved into what everyone is now relying on. In the social aspect, people can work more efficiently by using tools to work faster and more efficiently. As these tools have evolved over time, they have become more dangerous, so some security requirements are required to use them. In the Neolithic Age, there are inventions to improve agricultural life and stoneware. It began around 8000 BC and ended around 5500 BC. With all these simple improvements, we can reach our current daily lives. Another invention of the Neolithic Age was architecture. This gives people a home and an advanced society. It affects society because some people live with each other, live nearby, and are forcing them to communicate with them. Since different cultures may have different architectural styles, it affects culture. House etc. Architecture has evolved into what every family lives and shares. The rise of human technology began in the so-called Neolithic Age ("Neolithic Age"). The invention of the polished stone ax was a big advance making large - scale deforestation possible to create a farm. In the Neolithic era, the use of this polished stone shaft has increased greatly, but it was originally used in some areas like Ireland for the former Sino-Japanese era. As nomads need to do so there is no longer a need to carry a baby, so agriculture feeds more people and a transition to independence allows you to raise more children at the same time. In addition, children can more easily provide crop workforce than hunter gathering economies. The invention of the wheel belongs to the late Neolithic Age and may be related to other technological progress that led to the early Bronze Age. This means that in the Neolithic Neolithic era, even after invention of agriculture and ceramics, thousands of years to several rounds have passed. Pioneers of wheels known as "travel networks" or "slow wheels" were well-known in the Middle East in the 5th century BC (one of the earliest examples was found in Iran's Tepe · Pardis, its history It goes back to the BCE) Top 5200-4700) They are made of stone and clay and are nailed to the ground in the middle, but they need a lot of effort to bend. A genuine (freely rotating) wheel is probably used in Mesopotamia in 3500 BC, probably as early as 4000 BC. It dates back to around 3100 BC If you have ever seen a picture of the huge and mysterious Stonehenge Stonehenge in the UK you may have seen examples of Neolithic architecture. The Neolithic era is the last era of incredible long stone age, which included the beginning of human history. In the Neolithic era, the emergence of ancient civilization and the invention and use of cutting-edge technology from 8000 BC to 3000 BC were seen. However, as it is still part of the stone age and the building materials are not so advanced, most people in the Neolithic era used stones and mud bricks for buildings.

The invention of stoneware brought benefits to the people of the Neolithic Age. Until they thought of a more workable way they had to use a meteorite as a tool. Engraving shapes makes work easier and more efficient. As stone tools are discovered, this brings more opportunities and more employment opportunities, so these stoneware have economic impact on society. It influenced the culture, because from the beginning of people who made stones, tools have evolved into what everyone is now relying on. In the social aspect, people can work more efficiently by using tools to work faster and more efficiently. As these tools have evolved over time, they have become more dangerous, so some security requirements are required to use them. In the Neolithic Age, there are inventions to improve agricultural life and stoneware. It began around 8000 BC and ended around 5500 BC. With all these simple improvements, we can reach our current daily lives. Another invention of the Neolithic Age was architecture. This gives people a home and an advanced society. It affects society because some people live with each other, live nearby, and are forcing them to communicate with them. Since different cultures may have different architectural styles, it affects culture. House etc. Architecture has evolved into what every family lives and shares. The rise of human technology began in the so-called Neolithic Age ("Neolithic Age"). The invention of the polished stone ax was a big advance making large - scale deforestation possible to create a farm. In the Neolithic era, the use of this polished stone shaft has increased greatly, but it was originally used in some areas like Ireland for the former Sino-Japanese era. As nomads need to do so there is no longer a need to carry a baby, so agriculture feeds more people and a transition to independence allows you to raise more children at the same time. In addition, children can more easily provide crop workforce than hunter gathering economies. The invention of the wheel belongs to the late Neolithic Age and may be related to other technological progress that led to the early Bronze Age. This means that in the Neolithic Neolithic era, even after invention of agriculture and ceramics, thousands of years to several rounds have passed. Pioneers of wheels known as "travel networks" or "slow wheels" were well-known in the Middle East in the 5th century BC (one of the earliest examples was found in Iran's Tepe · Pardis, its history It goes back to the BCE) Top 5200-4700) They are made of stone and clay and are nailed to the ground in the middle, but they need a lot of effort to bend. A genuine (freely rotating) wheel is probably used in Mesopotamia in 3500 BC, probably as early as 4000 BC. It dates back to around 3100 BC If you have ever seen a picture of the huge and mysterious Stonehenge Stonehenge in the UK you may have seen examples of Neolithic architecture. The Neolithic era is the last era of incredible long stone age, which included the beginning of human history. In the Neolithic era, the emergence of ancient civilization and the invention and use of cutting-edge technology from 8000 BC to 3000 BC were seen. However, as it is still part of the stone age and the building materials are not so advanced, most people in the Neolithic era used stones and mud bricks for buildings.

The charm of a person with stars is as old as Babylonians and is considered older than Stonehenge. From 'productive and proliferating' to 'longevity and prosperity', the instinct that protects and breeds seeds is reflected in religion, art, and the imagination of countless individuals. As humans understand space travel, born of fantasy and science, the reality of living across the universe is becoming increasingly clear. Exploration, research and life in space constitute a wide range of problems. Fifty years ago, crew of Kirk and Starship Enterprise started a journey to space. That is the final border. Well, as the latest Star Trek movies appear in the movies, the NASA / ESA Hubble Space Telescope is also seeking a new frontier to observe the distant galaxies of Cluster Abel S1063 as part of the frontier field program. This cluster view, shown in the center of the image, shows how it looked 4 billion years ago. However, Abell S1063 can be used to explore the earlier periods when there is no real telescope. Because of the gravitational lens effect, the large mass of the cluster distorts and amplifies the light of the galaxy behind it. This can not observe the galaxy we saw with the Hubble telescope because it is too weak and can search for the first generation galaxies of the universe and study it. As the famous Balkan said, "Intriguing" Emeline Paat-Dahlstrom and her co-founder Eric Dahlstrom and Rich Bodo are at the forefront of space exploration and open source technology. Overall, they brought NASA's experience for decades to design the International Space Station, to support the establishment of International Space University (ISU), and to help develop courses at Singular University. Their mission is to create a sustainable, democratized global aerospace industry from New Zealand. "Providing equal opportunities for all people not only for the rich and advanced world but also for the development of emerging countries and the use of a bright future is the only realistic way to access rich and aerospace species There are opportunities for everyone. "- Emeline Paat - Dahlstrom

To look at the world to see the world is a common activity for ordinary travelers. Blurry grass, rotation of trees and clouds, getting lost with these grasses, trees and clouds is easy. Even when surrounded by many people, travel can be a lonely and isolated process. In many of her projects, German photographer Koenning is exploring the sense of this place and attribution through daily life. Transit guide is a project to record the movement of people passing through the Koenning camera lens. From passengers sleeping in passing cars to colleagues sitting in the train passages, Australian artists can capture the essence of long distance travel. Koenning showed a quiet and peaceful travel moment to the audience before the excitement to reach the new destination. She said, "By destiny, fate, or coincidence, strangers are forced to be thrown together and share a private space. The sitting and seeing the world is quiet." Because this is a journey, unexpected things happen along the way, a warm smile from other travelers enjoying traveling, helping people not to inform the hands on the train are enjoying the journey, a lot of focus on the destination It is not worth it. It is worth it. I got an idea. We are ready to move to various destinations like Ponta Delgado, Stonehenge, London, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, so we need to go to the page. The last three I did (42 years since last year in London); the first two are this for me for the first time Even at the age of 50 or 15, most travelers use technology at every stage of the journey. Exploring the inspiration of travel from social media, viewing reviews from other travelers, reserving tickets and accommodations. However, although this technology already has all of the above features, they are still scattered, people take time and effort and they will definitely use it for all travel adventures. Beyond that, people capture and share all their amazing travel experiences.

As archaeologists discover new ruins and ruins, they must always change the history of mankind. Let's think about the revelation of German archaeologist Klaus Schmidt. He believes that he discovered the first temple of mankind. Since 1994, Schmidt is excavating in the area called Gobekli Tepe in the southeastern part of Turkey. There, at the top of the hill, he found a circle consisting of several large T-shaped pillars carved with stones. Circle is reminiscent of Stonehenge. However, it is 6000 years ago of the famous British ruins. Indeed, the construction of Gobekli Tepe was built 11,500 years ago - 7000 years ago of the Great Pyramid. According to Schmidt, humans first gathered at this temple above the mountain for worship. This joint effort promotes cooperation and cooperation and promotes urban development. If his theory is correct, we may need to rewrite the history book. It currently indicates that an organized village precedes the organized religion. But the greatest lesson of archeology goes beyond date and place. The most important thing we can learn from the past is to avoid, and to copy what useful and useful activities. By studying the ancient war strategy, modern military leaders can better prepare for their enemies. By studying ancient technologies, modern engineers can make stronger and more durable structures. By analyzing the various forms of government, our city, state, and national leaders can more effectively build a system that will serve their citizens. This is what James Madison did. In 1787 the young American delegation gathered at the Philadelphia Constitutional Conference due to the failure of the federal government's effectiveness. Madison attended the meeting and proposed a Virginia program seeking a stronger central government. After studying the structure of the government in the history of the world he developed the plan and reviewed the reasons for the success or failure of the early democratic attempt. All these studies strengthened Madison's thought and formed the foundation of the US Constitution. After all, this is why archeology is important. Because it represents where we are and where we are now. The French poet Alphonse de Lamartine concludes as follows. In the sandbox excavation, we tell students that archeology is related to excavation. Students may easily know that archeology is mere excavation. You may inadvertently teach students to visit and destroy archaeological ruins on weekends. This is illegal in most parts of the world. Actually, David Doss, a 6th grade teacher at Kellogg Junior High School in Idaho Province, was sued by the National Park Service in 1994 due to the Kiva ruins broken in Glen Canyon National Park, Arizona state in 1994. Causes of Damage Although Mr. Dorse 's good intentions are harmful, the movement field gave unrecoverable damage to the ruins 700 years ago. The ruins are somewhere in the past where human bodies are preserved. There are many kinds of archeological places. Prehistoric ruins include Native American villages and cities, raw material quarries, rock paintings of rock art, hieroglyphics, cemeteries, temporary campgrounds, memorials of megaliths, and so on. The location can be as small as the mountain of gravel utensils left by prehistoric hunters or as big and complicated as prehistoric settlements in Chaco Canyon in the Southwestern United States of America or Stonehenge in the UK. Historic ruins are located outside densely populated areas such as New York City and rivers and the ocean. Various historical monuments investigated include shipwreck, battlefield, other military facilities, slave districts, farms, cemeteries, factories, factories and so on.

As archaeologists discover new ruins and ruins, they must always change the history of mankind. Let's think about the revelation of German archaeologist Klaus Schmidt. He believes that he discovered the first temple of mankind. Since 1994, Schmidt is excavating in the area called Gobekli Tepe in the southeastern part of Turkey. There, at the top of the hill, he found a circle consisting of several large T-shaped pillars carved with stones. Circle is reminiscent of Stonehenge. However, it is 6000 years ago of the famous British ruins. Indeed, the construction of Gobekli Tepe was built 11,500 years ago - 7000 years ago of the Great Pyramid. According to Schmidt, humans first gathered at this temple above the mountain for worship. This joint effort promotes cooperation and cooperation and promotes urban development. If his theory is correct, we may need to rewrite the history book. It currently indicates that an organized village precedes the organized religion. But the greatest lesson of archeology goes beyond date and place. The most important thing we can learn from the past is to avoid, and to copy what useful and useful activities. By studying the ancient war strategy, modern military leaders can better prepare for their enemies. By studying ancient technologies, modern engineers can make stronger and more durable structures. By analyzing the various forms of government, our city, state, and national leaders can more effectively build a system that will serve their citizens. This is what James Madison did. In 1787 the young American delegation gathered at the Philadelphia Constitutional Conference due to the failure of the federal government's effectiveness. Madison attended the meeting and proposed a Virginia program seeking a stronger central government. After studying the structure of the government in the history of the world he developed the plan and reviewed the reasons for the success or failure of the early democratic attempt. All these studies strengthened Madison's thought and formed the foundation of the US Constitution. After all, this is why archeology is important. Because it represents where we are and where we are now. The French poet Alphonse de Lamartine concludes as follows. In the sandbox excavation, we tell students that archeology is related to excavation. Students may easily know that archeology is mere excavation. You may inadvertently teach students to visit and destroy archaeological ruins on weekends. This is illegal in most parts of the world. Actually, David Doss, a 6th grade teacher at Kellogg Junior High School in Idaho Province, was sued by the National Park Service in 1994 due to the Kiva ruins broken in Glen Canyon National Park, Arizona state in 1994. Causes of Damage Although Mr. Dorse 's good intentions are harmful, the movement field gave unrecoverable damage to the ruins 700 years ago. The ruins are somewhere in the past where human bodies are preserved. There are many kinds of archeological places. Prehistoric ruins include Native American villages and cities, raw material quarries, rock paintings of rock art, hieroglyphics, cemeteries, temporary campgrounds, memorials of megaliths, and so on. The location can be as small as the mountain of gravel utensils left by prehistoric hunters or as big and complicated as prehistoric settlements in Chaco Canyon in the Southwestern United States of America or Stonehenge in the UK. Historic ruins are located outside densely populated areas such as New York City and rivers and the ocean. Various historical monuments investigated include shipwreck, battlefield, other military facilities, slave districts, farms, cemeteries, factories, factories and so on.

In the poetry of "Strangers" and "Fever 103" and "Moon and Tree Tree", Sylvia Plath and Albert Coronation use different methods that are not opposite to conclude that it is against social expectations. The same conclusion of viewpoint. They are indifferent to the attempt of the world trying to shape them into norms and lead to abandonment of the abandoned Plath and Mersau. Consistent religious views, socially recognized ideas, dissociation of the world's individuality, if they only earn points even through Plath's words, she gives overwhelming and deep emotions, and coronation is emotion Both of them judged they are not in contact with the world. In the distant village of Ashbrittle, the vast yellow yew is considered to be the oldest creature in the UK. According to experts, this tree grew in the cemetery of the St. John Baptist Church and has a history from 3 500 years to 4 000 years - that it matured when Stonehenge was built. Yew has long been popular with locals and some believe that former Christian chief may be buried under the mound where it is standing. According to recent news coverage, there was concern that this tree might be sick or dead, but according to a specialist, yew is undergoing a difficult process and may live longer than all of us . Plath himself clearly has a slightly different perspective on poetry. In the BBC program she said she once put a yew tree in the poem and started managing and organizing the whole event with an amazing egoism. On the road of a town where women live in town, this is not a yew tree. . . Wait as it may come out in the novel. not good. It is in the middle of my poem, and its dark shadows, voices of the church cemetery, clouds, birds, the gentle melancholy I think are manipulating everything! I can not conquer it. And finally, my poetry is a poem about yew tree. The yew tree is so proud that she can not become a black sign in the novel. As I pointed out, another interpretation of this verse emphasizes the fact that the moon is taking over the scene. Essay.com/ In the next article I will study the development of Plath's poetry through analysis of landscapes, ocean landscapes, and the main themes and images found in her explanation of the natural world. In the next article I will study the development of Plath's poetry through analysis of landscape, ocean landscape, and the main themes and images found in her explanation of the natural world. The moon and yu trees provide a good example of how the plasma used nature as a material for poetry during this transition of her career. Written in October 1961, this is her first poem, she drew her surroundings around Devon. As we saw from Ted Hughes's comment she sometimes needs excitement to find the topic: 'yews stand from the SP bedroom window, standing in the western church cemetery of the Devonshire family I will. To On this occasion the full moon before the dawn is behind the yew tree and her husband has assigned her to write "practice" about it. Essay.com/ In the next article I will study the development of Plath's poetry through analysis of landscapes, ocean landscapes, and the main themes and images found in her explanation of the natural world. In the next article I will study the development of Plath's poetry through analysis of landscape, ocean landscape, and the main themes and images found in her explanation of the natural world.

Watch arithmetic is based at least on philosophical grounds, and the topic of time has always been of interest to me. Einstein's works, calendars such as ancient watches and Stonehenge, and even past and present theories, time is everywhere. I chose this topic to further explore the relevance of watches and clocks in mathematics and mathematics. Philosophy and mathematics are known to be closely related to better understanding the mathematical characteristics of time. I am making a small suggestion about the curriculum of the residual class and module's congruence: instead of "clock" arithmetic, try using my iPhone application "ring" to explain these concepts. "Ring" can be downloaded for free from the App Store (search with ring_carousel_strategy_game); As can be inferred from the tag, "ring" is a game without violence. We are planning to launch a more challenging game release with the Android version. If you have an accompanying website that you can access with the app by clicking "Learn More" on the information page, or you can go directly to www.carouselringscom What I do not have is any contact number theory, and even the amazing evidence of Euclid does not have the largest prime. Today's math lesson sometimes includes a "clock" algorithm to introduce the concept of residual class and module coherence, but how long is the face of a circular clock on the wall of the classroom Is it? Returning to the "Princess" era of mobile phones, I remember asking me what my granddaughter means "dial", I do not use the internet to recall the image of a rotary dial There was no difference. The term "clock" will immediately confuse students. Is not it an inspiration? Every three minutes I turned to the state government on the wall from reading and writing, mathematical unmanned aircraft, and issued a clock. Through my 13-year public school education, each classroom is decorated with the same watch. This special watch is dotted with well-placed spitballs adhered between 5 to 6 crushed pulp and my saliva. I have developed extraordinary skills and accuracy for spitballs launched with straw that will appear in the legend of a few decades junior. My pocket was ready at any time, filled with straws of different lengths, hollowing out the correct sized pen and paper ammunition. Before you control puberty, you have two focuses: throwing a ball and kicking a ball.

From comments: Webb offers coherent, easy-to-understand, possibly humorous coverage of various topics. He provides readers with unobvious insights into the field of research they may have never encountered so far. . . Everyone who thinks about the possibilities of other smart civilizations elsewhere in the galaxy would like "I wonder where everyone is". With this very understandable amount, they will agree a lot of people and will find many discussions. Considering the size and age of the universe, four world - class scientists agreed to the Loos Alamos lunchtime conversation that took place more than 50 years ago. Advanced extraterrestrial civilization must exist. Pure numbers need it. But one of the four famous physicists and the calculator behind it, Enrico Fermi, raised doubts. Quoting: In this lively thinking chirp book, Stephen Weber discusses the 50 most compelling and interesting answers to Fermi's famous questions divided into three different groups: - Aliens Already in the middle of us. These answers include Leo Syrard's suggestion that they are already here. They are Hungarian, theorists claiming that aliens made statues of Stonehenge and Easter Island. - Aliens exist but they are not communicating. The theory of this camp is from those who believe that we do not have the technology to receive signals, those who believe that the great role of space and time does not contribute to communication, and they are hidden in the surroundings There are a wide range of people who think. - There are no aliens. The following are arguments of skeptics, from rare earth theory to the author's own in-depth discussion and clear expression of skepticism. The suggested solution covers everything from crazy to serious, but that is worthy of our consideration. From leading scientists, philosophers, historians, science fiction writers - Various controversies for those interested in the full enjoyment of science and speculative thinking are amazing and energetic. Intellectual practice Stephen Webb is a physicist at the Open University in the UK and is the author of the measuring universe. He issued the "measurement of the universe - the ladder of the cosmological distance" and in 1999, if the universe is full of aliens, "First edition so ... ....: the most famous physicist Stephen Webb is the author of a popular science book In 2002, "Fermi's paradox and 50 solutions to extraterrestrial life problems", "get out of this world - 2004 physics and universe, Blanes, Strings, Other Wild Collisions "concept and" New perspective in the universe - 12 universe mysteries "and tools that need to be resolved in 2012 I want to know why we are still in the universe even if we return to the present. From the statistics, the universe should be full of alien species, but where is it? This is called Fermi's paradox. One version of this problem's "big filter" is that when reaching a certain level of technology, all intelligent living eventually self-destroys. If this is our fate, it also means the inverse relationship between technology and wisdom. Please make another excuse under the category "Alien is dead". The universe may be filled with kind planets, but there is no guarantee that they will be long enough to evolve life. According to a survey of 2016 by the Australian National University, a damp rocky planet like the Earth was very unstable when I started my career. You can roll the ball in a very limited window (hundreds of millions of years). The authors of the research write as follows. "Life can be rare in the universe, not because it is difficult to start, because it is difficult to maintain a living environment in the first 10 years."

Stonehenge depicts the hustle and bustle of the hedge monument in the Salisbury Plain, England, Wiltshire and consists of single, twin, triple mast oval, ball, bell and disc. These monuments serve religious purposes of this era and are related to the surrounding warthogs as well as churches to church cemeties and late cultures of the UK and other neighboring countries. People in this architectural period changed from a nomadic lifestyle (hunter and aggregator) to a significantly improved food production culture after settling in a specific area where they started using stones to make grand buildings Did. History means living in the "collapsed" era. The collapse of history means that it is only an accumulation of secular events and has nothing to do with the prototype of the primitive society or the sacred resurrection pattern. Eldo said: "You can say that the ancient world knew nothing about the activity of" 亵渎 ": all actions with a clear meaning, The sacred man contains a set of prototype energies. These prototypes are thoughts, emotions, desires, and behaviors that work together for the well-being of sacred men such as God, king, pastor, warrior, enthusiast, and saint. It is this time so that as sacred men are redefined, you can hear many people talking about the rise of sacred ladies. This newcomer is on the increase. He uses his power to bring greater benefit to everyone, promoting positive rather than destructive and corrupt. He releases whatever needs insults and hegemons, but is free and deeply prepared and ready to be with other people from a truthful and sincere place. The earth builds up a relationship. He is the power of nature! The prototype image of Venus seen in this article is an example of implementation exercise to explore the sacred female prototype deeper. Actions embodying prototypes positively bring them to a more conscious form of expression and we talk about them and encourage to live through us. In the process, we opened a portal from unconscious of the general population and made the group very personal. From here, you can directly investigate the relationship with these prototypes and solve the problems that have occurred. Without a doubt, this is a very powerful exercise and it is a very powerful exercise, collective and personal psychological problems (doubts, problems, our strengths, our weaknesses, open and secret beliefs / scripts etc) You can handle.

Explanation: Please discover the ancient world from Mesopotamia to the Mediterranean by Near East Archeology (former Bible Archaeologist). Archaeological discovery continues to deepen our understanding of the people, culture, history and literature of the Middle East. The legacy of people from urban civilization to the Bible is exciting and attractive. Over 50 years, these journals have made this ancient world a reality by vibrant images and authoritative analysis. "Mobile Wall" represents the period between the latest issue available in JSTOR and the latest journal. The moving wall is usually expressed in terms of age. In rare cases, since the issuer selected the "zero" mobile wall, the current problem will be made public on JSTOR as soon as it is issued. For example, if the current year is 2008 and the journal has a 5 year moving frame, you can get the 2002 article. The term Neolithic Age means the final stage of the Stone Age. In terms created by scholars at the end of the 19th century, there are three periods, the Paleolithic Age, the Nakaishi era and the Neolithic Age. The Neolithic era is very important for its megalithic construction, the spread of agricultural practices and the use of polished stone tools. The term Neolithic or Neolithic age is most commonly used in agriculture, grain cultivation era and domestication of animals. Agriculture has developed around the world, so there is no day to start the Neolithic Age. In the Near East, agriculture developed around 9000 BC, southeastern Europe, around 7000 BC, and later in other areas as well. Even in certain areas, agriculture has developed at various times. Neolithic art is a prehistoric art and architecture, going back from about 7000 BC to 3000 BC. The art of neolithic age mainly consists of pottery and architecture. In the Neolithic era, the progress of agriculture, the weaving, the emergence of ceramics, and the construction of monumental buildings like Stonehenge suggest that humans have settled and developed their land. The Neolithic people made figurines of man and animal trees on pottery decorated in triangle, spiral, wavy line and other geometric shapes as well as their rough or polished surfaces. There are many articles for tribal cults; these are polished stone ax hammers with a bear or elk head at the end with a considerable degree of realism. The Neolithic region is full of neolithic pottery from the Middle East to North Africa, from the Mediterranean to Europe and the British Isles

Pottery was invented in the Neolithic Age. It is designed to make food and drinks. Before they realized, they used a ball made of wood and basketball. Pottery had a great influence on social class. It eventually made pottery. This was established in the social class of Neolithic era. The pot produced a better storage method. This allows food to be stored for a longer period of time. This created a surplus and started trading Ceramists can also create the most sophisticated designs in their class. This creates human and animal designs and is considered to be surprising in modern times. Pottery also influenced politics. With that invention, people began to calm down. This began the first civilization that developed the first ruler like the Chinese dynasty and the Middle Eastern rulers like Hammurabi. Metal casting is one of the greatest discoveries of the Neolithic Age. Prior to this, people had to pull out tools from metal blocks. This makes it easier to create tools and makes people more efficient As the manufacture of tools accelerated, farmers began to produce larger crops. This allows them to have extra food to start trading. This allows them to sell their crops to other goods. The advantage of casting makes agriculture more efficient. When they increase importance in society, it allows them to climb the ladder. They also began to create jewelry as they found that gold and silver can melt The invention of casting had a big influence on the culture of those days. People in the Neolithic Age can shape gold and silver into things like gems and dishes. Agriculture also contributes to the establishment of nomadic civilization Politically, this will help strengthen the first civilization. It makes them more open and more civilized. In the meantime, the first law was like Hammurabi Code. This will help to start a unified government's idea Because of the abundance of food, people can trade and they make tools, ceramics, baskets, sickles, stone products, cotton, hemp, obsidian weapons and jewelry. In the Neolithic era, I could record a record by writing an invention. Human beings also discovered metal and smelting. The community also began to allow their troops to protect themselves from intruders. The fourth similarity lies in the field of architecture. People of the Paleolithic Period feel cold in winter, so I began to avoid them. They use trees, bones and animal skins. In the Neolithic era, as the community began to expand for food production, people began to build houses and granaries. Neolithic tools are more complicated. In the Neolithic era, various tools such as sickle and grinding stone for agriculture, pottery and bone for food production were invented. A stone-made ax made it possible for people in the Neolithic Age to clean the forest, and this cockroach allowed him to use it as a shelter, a structure and a canoe on the tree. Archaeologists also discovered throw points, beads, and dolls of this age. People of the Paleolithic Age were thought to have religious beliefs about everything. They decorated the pictures of animals for the walls of the cave. And it included deer, bison and mammoth. They also made small sculptures, especially Venus. The most famous prehistoric paintings are in the Altamira of Spain and the cave of Lascaux of France. This art is different from the natural shape of the cave, it is called cave art. Cave art spreads in Europe, Asia, and Africa. People in the picture are drawn as stick figures If you have ever seen a picture of the huge and mysterious Stonehenge Stonehenge in the UK you may have seen examples of Neolithic architecture. The Neolithic era is the last era of incredible long stone age, which included the beginning of human history. In the Neolithic era, the emergence of ancient civilization and the invention and use of cutting-edge technology from 8000 BC to 3000 BC were seen. However, as it is still part of the stone age and the building materials are n

Pottery was invented in the Neolithic Age. It is designed to make food and drinks. Before they realized, they used a ball made of wood and basketball. Pottery had a great influence on social class. It eventually made pottery. This was established in the social class of Neolithic era. The pot produced a better storage method. This allows food to be stored for a longer period of time. This created a surplus and started trading Ceramists can also create the most sophisticated designs in their class. This creates human and animal designs and is considered to be surprising in modern times. Pottery also influenced politics. With that invention, people began to calm down. This began the first civilization that developed the first ruler like the Chinese dynasty and the Middle Eastern rulers like Hammurabi. Metal casting is one of the greatest discoveries of the Neolithic Age. Prior to this, people had to pull out tools from metal blocks. This makes it easier to create tools and makes people more efficient As the manufacture of tools accelerated, farmers began to produce larger crops. This allows them to have extra food to start trading. This allows them to sell their crops to other goods. The advantage of casting makes agriculture more efficient. When they increase importance in society, it allows them to climb the ladder. They also began to create jewelry as they found that gold and silver can melt The invention of casting had a big influence on the culture of those days. People in the Neolithic Age can shape gold and silver into things like gems and dishes. Agriculture also contributes to the establishment of nomadic civilization Politically, this will help strengthen the first civilization. It makes them more open and more civilized. In the meantime, the first law was like Hammurabi Code. This will help to start a unified government's idea Because of the abundance of food, people can trade and they make tools, ceramics, baskets, sickles, stone products, cotton, hemp, obsidian weapons and jewelry. In the Neolithic era, I could record a record by writing an invention. Human beings also discovered metal and smelting. The community also began to allow their troops to protect themselves from intruders. The fourth similarity lies in the field of architecture. People of the Paleolithic Period feel cold in winter, so I began to avoid them. They use trees, bones and animal skins. In the Neolithic era, as the community began to expand for food production, people began to build houses and granaries. Neolithic tools are more complicated. In the Neolithic era, various tools such as sickle and grinding stone for agriculture, pottery and bone for food production were invented. A stone-made ax made it possible for people in the Neolithic Age to clean the forest, and this cockroach allowed him to use it as a shelter, a structure and a canoe on the tree. Archaeologists also discovered throw points, beads, and dolls of this age. People of the Paleolithic Age were thought to have religious beliefs about everything. They decorated the pictures of animals for the walls of the cave. And it included deer, bison and mammoth. They also made small sculptures, especially Venus. The most famous prehistoric paintings are in the Altamira of Spain and the cave of Lascaux of France. This art is different from the natural shape of the cave, it is called cave art. Cave art spreads in Europe, Asia, and Africa. People in the picture are drawn as stick figures If you have ever seen a picture of the huge and mysterious Stonehenge Stonehenge in the UK you may have seen examples of Neolithic architecture. The Neolithic era is the last era of incredible long stone age, which included the beginning of human history. In the Neolithic era, the emergence of ancient civilization and the invention and use of cutting-edge technology from 8000 BC to 3000 BC were seen. However, as it is still part of the stone age and the building materials are n

For Druidism's most reliable evidence resources, their own written scripts, we can only make assumptions, and Julius Caesar also said that "Druids leave them to the written texts "(1) The real reason is unknown, but according to Julius Caesar there are two assumptions." In my opinion, this has two reasons (without writing their teachings). New druidism formed the second largest pagan religion after Wicca, while Wicca showed remarkable heterogeneity. It uses the faith and inspiration of Druid, an ancient Pagan pastor caste. The first druid order was established as early as 1717 and the history of the new druidism can be traced back to the earliest origins of modern paganism. The ancient druids church founded in 1781 has many masons and has performed at Stonehenge since 1905. Bird, Obes, and Druid were founded in 1964 by Ross Nichols. In the United States, American Druid Church (AODA) was established in 1912, North American Reformation Druid (RDNA) was established in 1963, Isaac Bonewits established Árn Draíocht Féin (ADF) in 1983. Modern druid monks are currently one of the religious families of Neopagan. This family includes entertainment activities in Wicca and Egypt, Greece, Norway, Rome and other ancient pagan religions. Some of today's druids are trying to reconstruct the faith and practice of the ancient druids. Other contemporary druidic believers founded new souls, gods and their ancestors directly with new druid monks. Sacrificing plants and humans is no longer an essential part of druid priest education. Druidism and other heathen religions are rapidly growing. Currently in North America there are 768,400 new heathens, including druids. This increase is mainly due to people trying to rediscover their roots and their ancestral heritage. Many people in North America can trace their ancestry to the Celtic / Druid countries. Most contemporary druids associate their ancestors with the origins of their religion with ancient Celts.

For Druidism's most reliable evidence resources, their own written scripts, we can only make assumptions, and Julius Caesar also said that "Druids leave them to the written texts "(1) The real reason is unknown, but according to Julius Caesar there are two assumptions." In my opinion, this has two reasons (without writing their teachings). New druidism formed the second largest pagan religion after Wicca, while Wicca showed remarkable heterogeneity. It uses the faith and inspiration of Druid, an ancient Pagan pastor caste. The first druid order was established as early as 1717 and the history of the new druidism can be traced back to the earliest origins of modern paganism. The ancient druids church founded in 1781 has many masons and has performed at Stonehenge since 1905. Bird, Obes, and Druid were founded in 1964 by Ross Nichols. In the United States, American Druid Church (AODA) was established in 1912, North American Reformation Druid (RDNA) was established in 1963, Isaac Bonewits established Árn Draíocht Féin (ADF) in 1983. Modern druid monks are currently one of the religious families of Neopagan. This family includes entertainment activities in Wicca and Egypt, Greece, Norway, Rome and other ancient pagan religions. Some of today's druids are trying to reconstruct the faith and practice of the ancient druids. Other contemporary druidic believers founded new souls, gods and their ancestors directly with new druid monks. Sacrificing plants and humans is no longer an essential part of druid priest education. Druidism and other heathen religions are rapidly growing. Currently in North America there are 768,400 new heathens, including druids. This increase is mainly due to people trying to rediscover their roots and their ancestral heritage. Many people in North America can trace their ancestry to the Celtic / Druid countries. Most contemporary druids associate their ancestors with the origins of their religion with ancient Celts.

Glastonbury is an ordinary town full of many interesting legends, and the world is strange in its real sexiness. Glastonbury is known for its famous legend of King Arthur and the famous Holy Grail. There is also a story of Joseph of Arimatea and the staff of Jesus in the town, creating a Holy Spirit. Visually, the landscape of Glastonbury is confused, but the allegory of the sun shrine built in the river and the hilly land is another erroneous one. The story of Glastonbury is very interesting, but in reality they are just legendary readers. Glastonbury is 125 miles west of London, 220 miles west of the city, full of myths and legends. In the past, Glastonbury was in a triangular relationship, forming a world energy point between Stonehenge and Everberry 's huge stone circle. A great circle from Glastonbury to many sacred centers around the world. Glastonbury has long been a place of pilgrimage and has attracted visitors from all over the world. It was a pilgrimage place in the Druid era (2000 to 2500 years ago), and was in the megalithic era 4000 years ago. One of the famous tourist attractions of the city is Glastonbury Tor (tor means Rocky Mountain or Mountain Peak). Tor has many legends related to it. Many people say this is the home of King Arthur. Another legend says it is home to the Immortal Queen, and the top of Tor is a fairy tale and a place of magic. According to the Celtic legend, the mountain is a hollow and the summit protects the entrance to the underground world. (3-n.p) My town, Kokomo, Indiana has a local legend. Indeed, we have many urban legends, but in particular there is one. The story takes place on the Old Sycamore Road, the ancient road of the farmland which is the open space of my town. In the old Wutong Road there is a small bridge from which you can go to another road leading to the next town. The story says that a man or a boy dropped from the bridge and died of a rock under his head. Drive the old Wutong Road in the evening and then cross the bridge, past the precise place that fell from there, it will be displayed next to the car until the ghost of that man or boy leaves the seat. bridge. Me and my friend repeatedly tested this urban legend, and we have not seen anything yet. I do not even know if someone is really dead, regardless of whether it is true or not, it is an eerie story and vision. By Jon

What kind of hidden knowledge is in our ancient past? A team of famous scholars have deciphered the mystery of our origin and gathered to summarize the forgotten history we found in monuments and texts around the world. Beyond surface level myths, let's learn more about our origins. A trip from the Eden and the Gnostic church to the Pyramids and the Tower of Babel This season we have examined ancient myths and hidden oblivion codes in history in detail. Explore the ancient ruins such as Baalbek, Stonehenge, the southwestern part of the United States and elicit new insights on the origin of mankind Features: David Wilcock, Corey Good, Graham Hancock, Linda Moulton Howe, Andrew Collins, Graham Sere, Freddy Silva, Sean Stone, Greg Braden, Anton Parks, Sonja Grace, Maria Wheatley , Jack Cary, Michael Mott, Robert Bauval Robert Scotch, Fred Barks, Billy Carson Three Ancient Civilizations Thesis in Latin America: Discuss the three civilizations of the ancient world. Civilization has begun to show its face in the area now known as Egypt and part of Europe around the Mediterranean. These are said to be one of the oldest and most advanced civilizations of the time. These civilizations are known as ancient Egypt, ancient Sumer, Babylonians. The oldest, of course, the most advanced is the ancient Egypt. The main similarity that made it possible to compare Mesopotamia and the ancient Egyptian civilization was that they are the development of Kawaya Fumiaki, the most common geographical environment of ancient civilization. Civilization is defined as a complex society with specific characteristics such as urban development, social stratification, wording, organizational control of elements of nature. Mesopotamia is located between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, and Egypt develops along the Nile. These same natural conditions were around 3000 BC. Although the result varied widely, we were able to prosper two civilizations, but the latter civilization lasted about 250 years from the first civilization. The ancient Indian civilization developed along the Indus River around 2,500 BC, and the ancient Chinese civilization developed along the Yellow River around 2000 BC. Although historians have learned more about ancient Chinese civilization and are geographically isolated, they understand Indian Hindu civilization along Indus. Ancient Chinese sentences were deciphered as they simply evolved into modern kanji. However, the Harappan civilization developed a writing system that can not be deciphered because the civilization disappeared and it did not appear in other civilizations. From the skeleton of the Ancient Civilization Mesolithic Age to the hexahedral scorpion invented by Mesopotamia, and finally the cards invented in China, gambling not only experienced the history of countless civilizations of ancient times, but also to the worldwide phenomena It has developed. The stakes on these games can range from Quadrans, equivalent to Roman pennies, to the simple property of the crap. Interestingly, like the present age, civilization and ancient people are also different.

Located in the small Sarasota bay of Osprey Florida, the historic Spanish horse is a complex of 30 acres of museums and the environment operated by the Mexican Gulf Heritage Association. At the turn of the century, the museum has historic hills archeology exhibits such as Midden, Chapel, Dock, Nature Trail, Citrus Lap House, Historical House Museum (Burnett, 1986). The historic Spanish corner is the first ruins to be registered in the National Historic Site List and offers top-notch leisure trekking to many visitors who regularly visit this site throughout the year. Historical or archaeological ruins: The development of repositories affecting such ruins, buildings or relics may change or destroy important historical or archaeological resources, or for future use and enjoyment There is a possibility of compromising their protection. Member countries can develop specific policy regulations and / or laws to avoid areas such as potential places for repository development. These effects usually occur during the location and approval phases. Demographics: Depending on the size and nature of the repository, especially when the initial size of the community is relatively small, there may be an increase in population depending on the staff of the new community and the community in the area where the family lives. These changes can affect housing, community services, infrastructure needs, and community characteristics. These effects are maximized during construction and operation, decrease during shutdown, and may be minimal after closure. The ruins are somewhere in the past where human bodies are preserved. There are many kinds of archeological places. Prehistoric ruins include Native American villages and cities, raw material quarries, stone stone sculptures and hieroglyphics, cemeteries, temporary campgrounds, memorials of megaliths and so on. The location is as small as the mountain of gravel utensils left by prehistoric hunters or as big and complicated as prehistoric settlements in the Chaco Canyon in the Southwestern United States of America or Stonehenge in the UK. Historical ruins can be found in densely populated areas such as New York City or on the surface far away from rivers and the ocean. Various historical relics investigated include shipwreck, battlefield, other military facilities, slave districts, farms, cemeteries, factories, factories and so on. Historical archeology is studying some of the past human records. It is identical to many of the techniques used in prehistoric archeology, but the written record makes historical archeology the advantage of research. In Europe, archeology is history, not subfield of anthropology. This is because most old cultures write language. But the archaeologists of the New World do not have such materials and only the Central American archaeologists have studied the metaphysical language of Maya. Because of this difference, archaeologists of the New World have something in common with anthropologists rather than historians. Classical archeology can be regarded as a division of historical archeology studying ancient civilizations, including Mesopotamia and the Mediterranean, Greece and Rome. Egyptian research can also be regarded as a division of historical archeology.

Some old ones are cool. Like Stonehenge, an ancient ruin, and a picture of a sweet car next to your dad. Is not it cool? Since the old browser VRV can not operate with the old browser, it seems time has come to upgrade. This is some of what we officially support. My brothers, my brothers, and I (often abbreviated as MBMBam, pronounced / məbɪmbæm / (listening)) are distributed by the Maximum Fun network and hosted by Justin, Travis and Griffin McElroy brothers. Regular episodes of podcasts feature a humorous comedy that provides answers to the questions submitted by the audience or questions found in Yahoo. Answer service This program was independently produced and made public by McElroy brothers in April 2010 and participated in the biggest fun podcast network in January 2011. In 2010, this program is in the top ten of iTunes comedy podcasts. Critics David Anthony and Colin Griffith who are writing A. V. Club believe that MBMBaM is one of the top 10 podcasts in 2012. The podcast based television series was first broadcast in Seeso in February 2017 and is currently being broadcast on VRV. The first guide came from a comedy suggestion podcast for my brothers, my brothers, and me, ubiquitous McElroy brothers. In Justin, Travis, and Griffin McElroy, there is only one rule for audience questioners in the live performance of "My Brother, My Brother, and I". This may seem a bit similar, but the comedy brand of McElroys depends on super affirmation and non-derogatory humor. To the extent possible, their foolishness is aimed at raising people, not disappointment for them. I do not get excessive condemnation here, I insist that other parts of the Internet will interfere with each other, but that is what I have to say: My brothers, my brothers, and I are modern advice, three real brothers, Justin, Travis, and Griffin McElroy. About 5/6 hours a week, a new episode falls, McIlroy brothers answer the questions we sent and each question goes into their respective discipline. Our operation is like a simple suggested machine. This looks like both scary and disgraceful things

History Manorism is an economic system from 1050 to 1300 that existed in Western Europe. A large agricultural land for serfs who work for farmers. The Lord owns the field and lives in a mansion. He possesses one-third to one-half of all crops. Surfs also have their own parts. Serfs can not leave the mansion and they have to give them a certain amount of crops, but they can keep the rest. The serfs live together and work together in the third round. History is a story. History is culture. History is the record we use to understand where we are from, who we are and where we are going. The history of Africa is an element of human story that is misunderstood as being the most controversial in the world. Contrary to the general idea, the history of Africa did not start with slave trade beyond the Atlantic Ocean. Writing Africans as history deprived the value of the world that can not be estimated. Accurate and cumbersome words are used to express freedom and defense of slavery. One of the world's oldest and most influential advertising campaigns is the idea of ​​selling Africa's inferiority. Can you imagine? ! This is a shameless global conspiracy and the whole world is fighting with people in Africa. The goal here is to pay non-human sacrifices to the god of capitalism. Because Africans are defined as not having human value, they are regarded as non-physical passwords that may be consumed in the course of progress towards human progress. World history (or world history), based on archeology, begins with the invention of writing and represents human history (or human history) in writing and other records. The history of human beings started before that prehistoric era, starting from the Paleolithic Age ("Early Stone Age") and the Neolithic Age ("Neolithic Age"). During the Neolithic Age, the Agricultural Revolution began in the fertile New Moon in the Near East between 8000 BC and 5000 BC. The agricultural revolution shows a fundamental change in history, and humans begin to systematically manage plants and animals. The history of the Neolithic architecture is wonderful and wonderful. Neolithic architecture is where we started the history of British castle! A huge stone rock like Stonehenge and other stone circles was built. The building of the Neolithic era uses 4 tons of big stone called megallis, and superb Trilistone weighs about 45 tons! Neolithic architecture witnessed the emergence of stone age copper camps again. The Neolithic Causeway Bay is built on a hill and consists of a central ritual land surrounded by concentric or spiral riverbanks and grooves. Means for crossing the ditch and defense pass through a few levees (inflated roads), hence the name "Causeway Bay Camp"! The groove ring was used for the funeral

In the three theories of how the Great Pyramid is organized, the most appropriate theory is Clifford Wilson, followed by Joseph Davyditz and Erich von Dyneken, in descending order of acceptability. Arguments Clifford Wilson's theory is best because it explains how the pyramid was constructed and provides evidence to prove his theory. . These three theories have similarities, but they have very different views on the construction of the Great Pyramid. The first circle shows the construction of the Great Pyramid. The pyramid reveals the most special knowledge of these scholars. Each pyramid scale has a symbolic representation of the planet's space system and its position in the solar system. The ideal meridian, the distance between the sun and the earth, and the longitude the earth moves through its orbit. Scientific achievements of the space of that day, the precession of minute points, and other circles of enlightenment For centuries various theories have been offered about how to make ancient pyramids. The Great Pyramid of Giza is indeed a wonderful architectural achievement. This pyramid is particularly known as the oldest pyramid among the seven wonders of the ancient world. Some people think that the Egyptians have developed technology that is not in time. Others think they got help of an alien. - Summary: The Great Pyramid is a mystery of modernity, its purpose, purpose, history, and circumstances have challenged explorers for centuries, but it is always considered one of the world's greatest miracles It has been done. 1. Why do you make big pyramids? A. Who built the Great pyramid? B. Why do you build it? C. Comparative Theory 2. What is the large pyramid used for? A. Religious use B. Astronomical use. C. Environmental Use 3 Ancient Egyptian Pyramid Architecture For centuries the Egyptian pyramids were the subject of a lot of quirky claims and architectural theory. For example, the power of the Great pyramid and pyramid, curse, Atlantis, Mexican pyramid, Stonehenge, Nazca, Bermuda triangle, Biblical prophecy, Martian face, Advanced civilization, alien, hollow resonator. It is not surprising that people who came up with this theory are called "pyramids" ... The art of ancient Egypt is very important for Egyptian culture. It symbolizes Egyptian faith and its way of life. In Western culture, art is a form of self expression, for Egyptians religion is more. The Egyptians criticize their arts, believe that according to strict specific rules (classical), incomplete art (art not conforming to rules) makes the gods uneasy. Egyptian art is almost entirely from graves and temples, and sculptures emphasize basic elements.

Dionysian If you look at enough, you can see Dionysism in many places. This is the idea that people do all kinds of wild things. They are very free will and adventure. This is in stark contrast to the more conservative aporialist lifestyle that other people live in. In the movie 'Gimme Shelter', I saw a lot. I see people are doing all kinds of free and unrestricted activities. Gim Shelter is a good example of Dionicianism. In this movie they held a concert called Rolling Stones in San Francisco. The concept of Apollonian and Dionician forms the dichotomy that forms the basis of Paglia's art and culture theory. In the case of Paglia Apollonian is well organized, but Dionysian is dark and chthonic (she likes Chthonic and Dionysian through the book, but the latter concept becomes synonymous with hedonism and it is not suitable for himself thinking about). The objective is that "Dionician" is not a picnic. ") Chthonic is related to women, wild / chaotic character, and unrestricted sex / fertility.Rational / rationality and solidarity and reasons for progress oriented: All the greatness of Western civilization We are coming from a struggle against our origins. " Camille Paglia, a famous "anti-systematic feminist", expanded Apollonia - Dionysus in his book "Sexual Persona" in 1990. Concept of dichotomy. For Parias most of Western culture can be understood as a complex interaction and struggle between Apollonia and Dionysus. She associates Apollonia with rational, single, intellectual, bound, and target-oriented progress; Dionysus (or Crotonian) is an absurdity, ecstasy, ignorance, anti-intellectual, laziness, sexual addiction and unlimited birth Involved. . For example, we associate pagan principles and pagan principles with Judaism's Christianity, but infidels and Judaism tend to interfere with these images (the Catholic and Orthodox churches are exceptional) . Rome heathen) D'Urberville and Angel Clare are two features of the Dionysian banquet and Christian Holy Communion and are frequently conflicting with the two characters Tess, the former mysterious Dionysian, and the former Christian statue. When throwing himself in Stonehenge, Tes blamed the strange past. And it defined the tragic nature of Hardy himself. Hardy contradicts the traditional elements of tragedy, begins to transform tragedy into a new form, complicating the novelty of his tragedy.

It is essential for historical research to gather evidence and to explain past knowledge, methods, concepts and methods. These methods are not static; as society and culture develop, they continue to evolve, and the evolution of methods and methods is important for continued research in history. The catalog and reference tradition is the foundation of traditional history, which is their legacy of modern customs. A new way of history saw the value of knowledge, methods and concepts borrowed from other fields. First of all, we should understand that sociology is one of the seven research fields created by historical research itself. These research areas include history, political science, economics, psychology, sociology, anthropology, archeology, and geography. History is a research field that is always controversial as it is characterized by the basic principle that its own history discovers the truth. Unfortunately, as their authors often allow their own prejudices and opinions to prevent expression of impartial facts, they are not so precious at all times. In fact, in order to understand what sociology is and how it will become, we must return to the history of history itself and study why the truth in this field is less obvious Hmm. History is research on times, people, facilities, places of life, or developments of past events. Research on history will help to bring moral, good citizenship, identity, and understanding of people and society. History helps us understand how we are changing and the society in which we live. Throughout history, visual artists were able to convey the diversity of human experience and provide insight about it, despite the big difference between time and distance. In this module, students will understand that great individuals and great events create history. And even though we currently live, it is necessary to understand the past. Studying art in a historical context provides an understanding of individual artistic vision and enables us to explore the meaning of mankind. Through human activities, the common way of many men and women is to devote their lives to men, women and related civilization in front of them; in short, a historical study. History itself presents the challenge of studying it to determine the past truth. - The first thing I caught my attention when reading the first chapter was Stonehenge. It is not a traditional art work like a painting or a picture, but this strategic stone combination was always very interesting to me. The history of this sculpture dates from 2550 BC to 1600 BC and is also mentioned as one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. (Kleiner, 2013) 45 to 50 tons of rock forms a circle, various rocks overlap

In this article we will look at the social class evidence of the British Iron Age (800 BC - 100 AD). We will see what evidence can be found from the grave, building structure, hill fortress, house, coin, trade, and elaborate items. I will also briefly mention some of the observations made by British early British settlers. One of the most visible and well-known forms of evidence in the social stratum of the British Iron Age is Stonehenge. This structure can be regarded as a joint effort, which is of course the most important. The UK is an island composed of tribal society known as the Celts. These tribes experienced the British Iron Age until the Roman army led by Aulus Plautius invaded the island in 43 CE. Romans call it the Britannia island, and today the British known as the Roman Empire is called the Roman. On the surface, the reason for the invasion of Rome was that they believed that the UK supported the enemies of Rome. However, most historians today believe that invasion is primarily due to economic reasons, as Britain has abundant mineral resources. In the UK we have everything from copper to silver and gold. The Romans hope to use these resources to turn England into a mining land. Most minerals were sent to the Roman continent, and the Romans sold valuables such as olive oil, wine and pottery to the British aristocracy. In the 1st century BC, British settled in a society of the iron age. Many of them were rooted in the UK for a long time, but others were closely related to tribes in northern France (Figure 2). The business is booming, with a relatively large population, at least seven different British tribes have their own coins. Southwest Britain and the tribe of Wales manage large quantities of mineral resources at tin and copper mines. Meanwhile, Caesar was the only existing material providing direct explanation in the UK. Therefore, it is essential to understand these areas, as his observations are limited to the southeastern part of Kent and to the Thames river basin. Without a doubt, in the political sense, the story of Caesar is basically accurate and historically in the early scholars like today's authority, including C. Rice Holmes (1907) and Shepherd Flare (1987) It was considered reliable.

Thomas Hardy and his religious Thomas Hardy were born into a very active Christian family. He is the son of an orthodox Christian, he guarantees regular participation in service. Many of Hardy's relatives are participating in the church. Some are clergy and some are musicians of local churches. Hardy was a member of the Stanford Diocese, and when I was young I took classes at the Sunday school. He even hoped to become a cleric himself. He is very acquainted with the teachings of the Bible and he remembers the Psalm again. Hardy's poetry is his religious background. God's introduction as a personality, if there is a religious belief, can only be questioned by his concern for his existence or human nature. Hardy called "Stoughton Tower, Camelot, Starlight Stone Henge." These buildings must have special relationships with poetry or Hardy himself. Camelot brings the legend of King Arthur, the origin of Stonehenge is the word "starlight" to make it forever, in addition to one of the many mysterious ones of the earth D'urbervilles' Tess is involved in several contemporary key themes in Hardy, including the religious struggle that happened in the life of Hardy. Exercise Hardy 's family is mainly an orthodox Christian, and he himself is considered to be a clergy like many relatives. But Hardy eventually abandoned his respect for his god based on his contemporary scientific progress, including the most prominent Darwinian scientific advances in the origin of the species. Therefore, Haudi's own religious experience can be seen in the role of Angel Clare, which overcomes the conservative religious experience of parents and incorporates a more religious and secular philosophy. essay.com/Analyse Hardy is using Tess of the D'Urbervilles for the symbolism and the representation of a person in his country Analysis of the use of the symbolism of Hardy and the performance of the country's character in Durban's Tess Thomas Hardy was born in the village of Upper Boston in 1860. He is a mason of the country. Hardy is Thomas the third of his family. His mother's maiden name is Jemima Hand and her and her husband led Hardy through a very happy childhood. In his early days he was a seed bed for creative development after him. His mother thought that she was really poor when she was young because she lost her father. Hardy said, "She has read all the books that she can put." Many people think that she is the main influence in Hardy's life, but his father is also a character. Even though he does not have the "art of enriching himself through business", he is still an excellent craftsman and a music enthusiast. Hardy 's family was never poor, and he compiled his happy childhood with little lyrics:

About 370,000 buildings and facilities in the UK are regarded as historic buildings. These ruins and ruins and memorials form the heritage department. Buildings on the heritage list are divided into three levels: I, II *, II. Grade I occupies 5% of listed buildings and has special historical significance. Some of them are also internationally important. Secondary * Buildings are important, secondary buildings are particularly important. Most of the listed buildings are secondary, accounting for 92%. Historical buildings basically represent the past history and culture of the country. Together they form a regional architectural heritage. Traditional buildings have historical value because of their beautiful architectural style and the relevance of important events occurring in heritage areas such as religious, social and political events. As historic buildings go through a process of deterioration over time, it leads to situations where building goals can not be achieved. For example, in Canada, about 20% of the demolition heritage buildings before 1920 have been lost in the past 30 years (Canadian Heritage Foundation website, December 20, 2012). The original British heritage is the administrative name of the British government's nongovernmental public organization named officially named the British historic monuments and monument councils and manages the National Heritage Protection System and is a historical heritage We manage range. It was created to combine the roles of existing institutions arising from long-term national involvement in integrity conservation. In 1999, the organization merged with the record of the Royal Commission of the English Historical Places and the National Memorial (UK) in order to compile the resources to identify and investigate the historic sites in the UK. On 1 April 2015, the heritage of the UK was divided into two parts. UK with a long history will inherit the new British heritage trust which is a charitable organization managing the statutory protection function and historical heritage of the old organization and will assume the heritage of Britain. Name and logo Founded in 1983, British Heritage is a registered charity that manages the British National Heritage. This includes more than 400 historic monuments, monuments and ruins of the UK that have existed over 5000 years ago. Its portfolio includes Stonehenge, Dover Castle, Tintagel Castle, the most preserved section of the Great Wall at Hadrian. The original British heritage is the administrative name of the British government's nongovernmental public organization named officially named the British historic monuments and monument councils and manages the National Heritage Protection System and is a historical heritage We manage range. It was created to combine the existing institutional roles born from long-term national involvement in heritage protection.

Seven successful mental laws following seven successful spiritual laws make me a person today. The law we obey is purely potential law, law of giving, causality or cause and effect, minimum effort method, law of intention and desire, separation law and law. Daruma and the purpose of life. These laws tell me that success is not a destination for travel. They told me that true success is the development of our inner divinity. Miracle Course - Celestine Prediction - Alchemist - Art of Happiness - Seven Successful Spiritual Laws - Less Travels Path - Jonathan Livingston Seagull - Eating Love Prayer - Tuesday Murray - Four Agreements - Siddhartha - Earth Love - Witchcraft: Independent Practitioner Guide We are still visiting the Radiance while shopping with Genesis, Apocalypse, philosopher's stone, Oracle Grove, Quicksand (and other fun memories). , Elemental, and experienced Prairie Sky Books - Have you ever visited Mount Shasta, Glastonbury, Sedona, Hollyhock, Stonehenge, Machu Picchu, Chichen Itza? How is our own rock painting? Some of the best books I have read are: Marcus Aurelius Meditation, Seneca's Short Life, Yvalhariari's Sapiens, Deepak Chopra's Seven Spiritual Laws, Angamot's Birds, and Babylon's Most Wealthy George Classe. Da Vinci cursed the morning of Leonardo dosspate and miracle Compared with happiness to improve life's satisfaction, PERMA enhanced the prosperity of life. With the rules of seven spiritual success of Deepak Chopra, he explained important topics about personal self improvement. "Method of giving" can also be regarded as "transfer of law". This is the second mental rule of success. The law of giving and receiving is because the universe and your body work through dynamic and constant exchange. Wealth is born from the word "rich" and means "to be flowing". When you stop giving and receiving, your traffic will also stop. In the rules of seven spiritual successes, Deepak Chopra encourages people, situations, and events to be accepted. You are responsible for your situation, please do not condemn someone or someone, including yourself. Give up your need to protect your point of view. Living like this will bring more peace of mind and freedom. K: Dipak Chopra's book, the seven spiritual principles of success is the foundation of our foundation. As we read it to read it every day, the universe has our best goodwill that everything is perfect, that we are safe, even if we are afraid. We only need to be confident and convinced that everything fulfills that requirement perfectly. When things become difficult, we remind each other. K: Traditionally Friday was a family date knight, but whatever happens, we will gather to see dinner and movies. It has evolved since the time spent in Whistler has increased, but my favorite dating night is Jean-Pierre, I play chess with my favorite music. I was playing chess when I first met, but I really quit because the competition is intense. In the past few years we have returned to the past and are less competitive and like this process. He often hits me, but I do not mind!

I am a thousand year generation, born between 1980 and 2000. The Millennial generation may be the most influential generation, or we may call it a chosen generation. Our influence on President Barack Obama 's election represents our influence. Last year my father encouraged me to learn a thousand years as I spent a lot of time researching millennia. He believes that music defines the characteristics and values ​​of generations. As a fan of all kinds of music, he inspired me with a song that depicts a change in desire. As a leader of Muse for a long time, somewhere in 2006 when I recorded Klaxons' favorite songs I played on MTV so far, I heard something that would change my musical hobby forever: Radiohead "Paranoid Android". This is my first song "underground", but these songs are not played much in 2006 (although it was released in 1997). Therefore, my tape-driven song hunting definitely reached its limit. But that year, I learned to access popular new skills in the last corner of the Internet to find my favorite new song mp3. If I wait a few days to download a single (still seeing you, Isobel), hunting elements still exist, but I can access virtually any song I want It is a wonderful feeling After the intense spiritual experience of the Stonehenge winter solstice, an unexpected seed was planted in my head Ed Sheeran may write a song for me, or a song called Emma, ​​or Somehow I need it. I have become his museum. Engage him in difficult times. It is probably a red squid because I have not solved this problem, but I really like ginger, and since Ed Sheeran's music cheered me up in the tough times of the past few years, I think he owes something to him. In addition, I definitely will be a special museum. So even if I do not know how this happened, I still have to do some side trials about this! If someone has any idea, please contact me. Let's see if we can achieve this magic (action requires action for this process) When it is really necessary, how can I become a mom's F * ckin 'wizard and lower the price of avocado by myself ... In epics, songs and their divinity, Muse belongs to different fields. Protect her from the pain and destruction of songs through her broad time perspective of her eternal fame. Because Homer quotes the muse in the ship's catalog, she belongs to a different order than men; we can only know through hearing, but Muse is already there (pavrestev te i [ stev te pavnta, Il 2.485] As goddesses they removed the critical limitations of time and space Also they understood the past, the present and the future (Iliad 2.484 - 87), so Helen said " Iliad 6. "As Hector's" unparalleled reputation "reflected in the grave seen far away from Volume 7 is the same, I think that her suffering is the theme of the song I believe that there is pain, this comfort is being questioned

Jeffrey 's "Marlin Life" in Jeffrey Monmouth' s life in Jeffrey 's life is an article that allows readers to work hard to find crazy standards. What does "crazy" mean? Crazy seems to define that person only when you do something that deviates from the normal state of people in a particular group. If you break the social norms, people become more vulnerable to criticism and allegation. In order to maintain healthy and mentally healthy, people must observe all clear and implicit social rules. Faerie Quinn partially referred to his central character Arthur as Jeffrey, a medieval writer of Monmouth. In his prophecy Merlini ("Merlin's Prophecy"), Merlin of Jeffrey insists that Saxons will rule the UK until "Cornwall Wild Boar" (Arthur) restores them to their legal status again as rulers. . This prophecy was adopted by Welsh and finally used by the Tudor Dynasty. Through their ancestors, Irving, the Tudor Dynasty had blood of Wales, and they claimed that they were descendants of Arthur and Britain's legitimate ruler. Monmouth 's Geoffrey tradition began with a natural groom that Spenser chose Arthur as the central figure of Gloriana, creating a perfect atmosphere. IV. In the 12th century British writer and historian Monmouth for the first time, Jeffrey recorded Merlin 's Stonehenge architecture in a famous book "History of the King of England". Jeffrey insists that his book is a translation of "an old book written in English". However, other scholars and historians do not know the existence of such books. Someone may say that Jeffrey is a liar. Some may say that Merlin did not exist. However, in terms of historical background, some may say that it all makes sense. Even from the story of Jeffrey to the Prophet, even a story of alchemy, Merlin's real carnation did not affect Jeffrey's Monmouth's story about Arthur, but it affected other stories at the time It was. Jeffrey's novel (partly historical) in Merlin's Merlin has all its romantic colors, but there are special clauses. "People drink and drink, heaven forget the worthyness of the earth, the stars change direction, the crops wither, the water disappears from the ground, the roots become branches, the branches become branches, and soon all Finish - In the Celtic era, the son of the rug became a leader or a king, which became "Merlin" or a sacred wise man who plays his role. - In a sense, the druid monk is a god rug (above all the other "ones" above him). Jeffrey created past incarnations as a kind of Christ (later accepted by Turkien) - let us see that we have A) turning point and B) multipurpose role

The ancient druid of the ancient druid was founded in Celtic society around 500 BC. The religion itself is reflected in the observation of the natural world. These nature observations brought philosophical, spiritual and ritual basis of druid religion. Since 900 BC, the ancient Celts lived in Gallians and the British Isles. Up to 700 BC (1, 2, 5). All these people are natural. At the peak of society around 300 BC, there were hundreds of independent Celtic tribes. Stonehenge: A feldspar erected stone block (called feldspar) in the Salisbury Plain, about 80 miles west of London's UK. Various theories of its origin include the belief that ancient druids built their place in a temple, or the belief that it was made by an alien (see UFO). Some believers in the new era, new heathens etc believe that there is mysterious power and energy on this site. Subud, Bapak Mohammad Subuh Sumohadiwidjojo: Subud originating in Java in Indonesia is spreading all over the world. Subud represents the three words Susila, Budhi, and Dharma. Together, these three words mean "to obey God's will with the help of the power of God, which is effective both inside and outside by giving himself to the will of the Almighty God" ( Internet; http: / / www.subud.org / English / english.Btalk.html) Ask five different people about the origin of Freemasonry, and you may get five different explanations. Some say that they are descendants of ancient druids. Others have linked them to Isis-Osiris worship in ancient Egypt. Others claim they were orders of Jewish monks called Essex in the 2nd century BC. According to the history of Freemasonry, the history of Freemasonry can be traced back to the construction of the temple of King Solomon which was in Jerusalem in 967 B.C. In the story, the temple builder is the original mason and the ancestor of today's Masonic. The legendary center is the main architect - a man named Hiram Abif, - he insists that he knows the secrets of the temple. One day, three men abducted Abih and threatened to kill him unless it revealed secrets. When he refused to speak, Abihu was murdered. However, the acquisition of Druid's mathematics and astronomy skills often made them deeply impressed. Roman writer Diogenes cited the druid as a list of the most intelligent philosophers in the ancient world; the list includes Persian magicians, Chaldeans (Babylonian priesthood priests) and gymnasts (before Yogi) Hindus were chosen for their skills in mathematics, physics, logic and philosophy. One problem with the druid monk 's academic research is that the druid monks are not only the subject of Roman persecution and conquest, but also Norwegians, Normans, saxons, and Christians. Many of the wisdom of the Druid Empire have been censored, evolved into unrecognized or simply lost; the Romans did not invade Ireland, but the country has become a druid's paradise for a while .

The history of physics began when humans started to study the surrounding environment for the first time. Early applications of physics included inventions of wheels and primitive weapons. People who built Stonehenge had knowledge of physics and dynamics to move the rocks and lay them on top of each other. It was not until Greek culture that the first systematic treatment of physics began using mechanics. Thales is often considered the first scientist and the first Greek philosopher. In the history of physics, sudden and unexpected changes occurred in sudden and unexpected changes in the history of physics, which occurred between 1895 and 1855 between 1895 and 1905 There is no. Roentgen Rothens discovered Xdiscovered X - 1895 emission rays. Radioactivity was discovered in 1895. Frequency was discovered by Becquerel Becquerel in 1896. 1897, 1896. In 1897, JJ J. J Thomson Thomson discovered electrons - the first elementary particles discovered by electrons. First elementary particle December 14, 1900, December 14, 1900, Max Planck Max Planck proposed a quantum idea. Trousdale: The role of history, physical examination, and appropriate image examination is important. In general, medical history and physical examination are relatively insensitive and nonspecific. Traction, rocking, inguinal pain, flexion and reversal pain, and hip pain all indicate potential surgical problems, effects problems or dysplasia, and are relatively nonspecific findings. For patellar and cartilage lesions, the best test in our head is MRI of the intra-articular hernia. There is also a center that examines the sensitivity and specificity of MRI without intraarticular hernia. This may be very reliable in the future using appropriate software technology. We currently have MRI images of the sagittal arteries, coronary arteries, and radial arteries of the hip joint. It is the most sensitive and specific for tibial and cartilage lesions. The paper published in Nature last week used a data driven approach to the history of the physical sciences and positioned itself as a big challenge in determining how we define the topic. By looking at the history of the publication and quotation of physical papers (inside and outside a well-defined physics journal), they will look for patterns that can help us understand the evolution of the theme throughout the last century . Their dataset includes all papers published in the physics journal, as well as papers other than those cited in physics or physics papers. The interesting fact that they found was that the six publications that won the Nobel Prize in physics were not originally published in the magazine Physics. This emphasizes one of the main conclusions of this paper - as time goes on, physics becomes more and more interdisciplinary and self-references are getting less and less

The danger of wildlife at the airport and its surroundings, especially birds, is a major problem for military bases. 1 hour and 1 hour for research and testing methods to protect wildlife, people, aircraft. Despite these courageous efforts, there are still thousands of disasters annually. In the past, the impact on the environment and its biology was not the most important issue in constructing a military base. There is no doubt that it is always a matter of concern. Since the first flight became a reality, the documented safety report dates back to 1988. Old Sarum Airport, which celebrated its 100th year, is the oldest airport in the UK. Currently, there are many residents' flight schools, helicopter training teams, and the UK's two-seater parachute facility. It is a popular airport for flight schools and general pilots, where thousands of tourists visit each year. The airport is a popular stop in Wiltshire and surrounding areas, from Old Sarum Castle and Salisbury Cathedral, to Stonehenge, a short drive from the hotel. As aircraft commercial applications increase, demand for conventional airports is becoming apparent. First authorized airline in British Columbia, the first regular passenger service in the state. Since the flight of William Wallace Gibson in 1910, the aircraft is running the battlefield of Lance download of Victoria. The field was purchased in 1927 by the newly established British Columbia Airlines. The company opened a flight school with the support of a Victorian businessman including Cecil and Ernest Eve. As he approached the airport, the rain suddenly turned into bright sunshine. When he looked down, he learned that the airport was completely refurbished and is currently in use. A mechanic of blue overalls moved around and four yellow planes parked on the runway. One of them was a model, and despite his aviation experience, he did not recognize it at all. "- Time Travel: A New Perspective by JH Brennan, The Urban Legend is about his early 30s who was named Rudolf Finze borrowed in New York's Times Square in mid June, 1950. His pocket There were bronze medals for beer, invoices and car washes for caring for horses, a letter from 1876, a business card of $ 70. Police officers at the police station in New York arrived at the age of 29 in 1876 I have found an unknown person

The past existence of the La Jolla project is everywhere. People do not have to watch far to understand that the past has a big impact on the present. Actually, the University of California at San Diego has several examples of contemporary art reminiscent of past architectural works. An example of this is the La Jolla project. This is a collection of stones on the level academy lawn south of Galbraith Hall. An isolated block refers to a building element such as a pillar, a pillar, a door, a window, a door, but the entire collection is similar to a contemporary reconstruction of Stonehenge. La Jolla is part of the city - I am convinced there is a house on the hill where Mittromy is. La Jolla Shores is a beautiful beach under the campus of the University of California at San Diego. Lahoya Cove is carved from a cliff and is as beautiful as it is, but it smells like sea lions. Interesting facts: When swimming near the Scripps pier in the above photo, a friend may have been mistaken for a sea lion once. Werewolf in downtown San Diego in the Gaslamp district offers American cuisine at the bar in the evening with delicious bar food in the evening, but it can be a wonderful branch before 1 pm. Here you can enjoy traditional breakfast cuisine including delicious dishes and a standard Mexican style breakfast common in San Diego. La Jolla Cove is a relatively small and beautiful beach with a quiet and transparent ocean ideal for swimming, diving and snorkeling. This is part of the San Diego La Jolla Underwater Park Ecology Reserve, meaning that there are many marine organisms, occasionally including sea lion. The Cave is a short walk from the hotel and is accessible from The Cave Store. Children's pool is nearby and is ideal for seeing seals and sea lions. In the vicinity of The Cove there is a bathroom, a shower, a table for picnics, a paved passage, and a wonderful lawn park with several public pavilions. You want to add a little adventure to your escape in San Diego. I say a journey to La Jolla and see La Joll kayak. We tried all the services they offered at La Jolla Kayak and there is no doubt we strongly recommend it! La Joll kayak was the founder of the La Joll kayak industry about 20 years ago. The company specializes in excellent customer service to learn about the history and landscape of La Jolla Cave, a huge number of equipment and actual guides. Read remaining comments now

Although they have never been proved in history, many people relate druid monks to the sacrifice of animals and humans in their ceremonies. Druids are also known for creating stone rings to carry out their rituals. People believe that they created these open stone circles as they believed that they would be broken down into walls by God during the ceremonies (Partington, 635). In England and Ireland, more than 1,300 stone circles belong to the druids. The most famous of these stone circles is Stonehenge in the UK. Druid is a major branch of indigenous religion in the British Isles and Scotland. In most cases, the druid has something to do with the Celts in Ireland. As everyone knows, the druid existed as early as the 3 rd century BC. (UK history: increase and decrease of druids) Druids communicate rituals and history through stories rather than sentences. Therefore, their way of life is still unknown. There are still many people who are actively involved in today's culture. In the religion of the former inhabitant of Europe, the worship of the snake plays such an important role, the chieftain of the tribe has the honorary title of the snake. Everyone who enters the sacred druid monk must say the cult formula: "I am a druid monk, I am an architect, I am a prophet, I am a serpent." In ancient Egypt, the snake is in the sun did. And the symbol of God Osiris is also a symbol of the Milky Way. There is an image of the goddess Isis, the upper part is a human being, the lower part is a serpentine rock. Amon and Aton worshiping in ancient Egypt are God of snake. Furthermore, it is said that snakes symbolize Pharaoh's enemy's conquerors and burn them with fire. It is embodied as a protective symbol of the highest authority in the so-called Uraeus - the crown of Pharaoh. In a broader sense, Uraeus (literally means snake) is a snake twisted around the sun disk (Horrus) or the head of a lion. According to Poseidonius and subsequent classical writers, Gallia's religion and culture is the focus of three expert classes - the order closely related to the druids, birds and the druids between them is the best known And it seems. That is the Gaul, the Latin lyric of the same kind ("Prophet"). This triple ranking is reflected in the two main branches of Ireland and Wales Celtics, but in the early traditions of Ireland it represented the druid, filidh (single fili), bard; filidh the best. Clearly correspond to Gaulian Bates

The historic ice age in the UK ended around 8000 BC, during which Neanderthal and fellows of Klomans lived in England. When the glacier melted and the water level rose, the British Strait was made and the United Kingdom became an island. In this new forest and swamp, the Neolithic era has passed and the Neolithic era when agriculture started has continued. In the meantime, many newcomers came to the UK. By 2500 BC, the beaker moved there. They are named for pottery and are known for their bronze and monumental memorials like Stonehenge. England's medieval king's life - England's medieval king's death - England's medieval king's biography - genealogy - lineage - nickname - born - death - English - England - royal - royal - medieval king of England - the medieval king of England History and interesting information - Facts - Information - Age - Life - Times - Times - Famous achievements - England - Age - Medieval - Middle Ages - Kingdom of England - Key Dates and Events - Kingdom of England - Achievement of the Kingdom of the Middle Ages - Life of the Kingdom of the Middle Ages - Death of the King of England in the Middle Ages - Short biography of King England - Creatures of King England - Pedigree - Family - Nickname - Birth - Death - England - Monarch - Royal - Royal - Achievement - Medieval Kingdom Medieval - The history and intriguing information of the British medieval kingdom - facts - information England - Age - Life - Family - Father - Mother - Child - Age - Duration - UK - Age - Medieval - Medieval - English Grand King - King of England - Famous Achievements - King of the Middle Ages of England - King of the Middle Ages England Key Date and Event - Author: Linda Alchin However, the power of the European Continent was always inherent in the daily life in the UK. From medieval famine and disaster to the centennial war, until the era of Renaissance and Discovery - the UK has never been separated from European issues, but has always been trapped inside. The results of the world war in the 20th century inevitably influenced the view of the world of the British voters of today. The Pan-European Declaration was first written in 1923, the momentum increased through the federation in the second half of the 20th century, and France adopted this concept officially in 1930. In 1946, Winston Churchill supported Europe and the United States and made a speech (Churchill did not regard Britain as part of the group)

The history of our language has a long history of English. Studying the events that make up our words is important for understanding why we talk about us, but it also makes it possible to understand who we are. There are French, Latin, German, Norwegian, and less-known languages. Before writing English, our text was mainly written in Latin and was reserved only for reading in religious people and royalty. There is also a historic building like Stonehenge, which introduces the heritage of England. But the language is special. On the one hand this is our culture and the other is our history. The language defines who we are and where we came from. Remember that the intangible beauty of different languages ​​is excellent accents of foreign languages. Imagine Jude Law or Sofia Vergara reading the phone book. Hooray? Please see how interesting different languages ​​are. Do you want to read the news in Spanish, Italian, French, or German? Do not move. Please check out Newsinslow staying there. Please subscribe at a reasonable price per month or annual and access their interactive web or mobile app. This is a cool way to anticipate international news and practice your sexy foreign accents. I never exceeded the time they influenced the words. "The history of 18 languages ​​is also the history of mind, the language itself is not technology, it is unique to our species, our brain and body have evolved to speak and hear words. It is easy to think that children are also talented descendents, as it is the core of our identity and culture, but it is not, meaningful alphabets and many other techniques We need to learn how to translate the symbolic characters we are seeing into languages ​​that can understand.The evidence of this formation process is that of many neurology It can be seen in research.

The history of our language has a long history of English. Studying the events that make up our words is important for understanding why we talk about us, but it also makes it possible to understand who we are. There are French, Latin, German, Norwegian, and less-known languages. Before writing English, our text was mainly written in Latin and was reserved only for reading in religious people and royalty. There is also a historic building like Stonehenge, which introduces the heritage of England. But the language is special. On the one hand this is our culture and the other is our history. The language defines who we are and where we came from. Remember that the intangible beauty of different languages ​​is excellent accents of foreign languages. Imagine Jude Law or Sofia Vergara reading the phone book. Hooray? Please see how interesting different languages ​​are. Do you want to read the news in Spanish, Italian, French, or German? Do not move. Please check out Newsinslow staying there. Please subscribe at a reasonable price per month or annual and access their interactive web or mobile app. This is a cool way to anticipate international news and practice your sexy foreign accents. I never exceeded the time they influenced the words. "The history of 18 languages ​​is also the history of mind, the language itself is not technology, it is unique to our species, our brain and body have evolved to speak and hear words. It is easy to think that children are also talented descendents, as it is the core of our identity and culture, but it is not, meaningful alphabets and many other techniques We need to learn how to translate the symbolic characters we are seeing into languages ​​that can understand.The evidence of this formation process is that of many neurology It can be seen in research.

"Justice is one who believes in Allah and the end, the angels, the Bible and the prophets." Five pillars: faith, prayer, charity, pilgrimage, fasting. Mosque service on Friday. Baptism before prayer. There is no alcohol or pork. Holidays related to Ramadan and fasting Muslim is one of the world's largest religions with more than 1 billion believers. This is a monotheistic belief based on the revelation that the Prophet Muhammad received in Saudi Arabia in the 7th century. The word Arabic Muslim means "obedience" and reflects the core principles of faith that follows the will of God. Muslim believers are called Muslims According to the Islamic tradition, the angel Gabriel appeared to the Prophet for twenty years and revealed a lot of messages from God to him. Muslims recognize the early Jews - including the Moses and Jesus - Christians' prophets as messengers of the same true God. But in Muslim, Muhammad is the last and greatest prophet, and their revelation itself is pure and innocent. The prophet promises to devote the rest of his life to monotheism messages in the polytheistic world. In 622, he fled north toward the city of Medina and escaped the spread of persecution. This incident told the beginning of the Islamic calendar. After eight years Muhammad returned to Mecca in the army and conquered the city of Islam. Fifty years later, Muhammad died and the whole Arabian peninsula was dominated by Muslims. The Muslim Biblical Quran is written in Arabic within 30 years after Muhammad's death. Muslims believe that it contains the literal meaning of God. Equally important is the tradition of sayings and behavior collected by Muhammad and his associates of Hadith. Islamic practice concentrates on the five pillars of Islamic faith, prayer, fasting, pilgrimage to Mecca, and praying. For centuries, Islam and the Jews - the western part of the Christians have always had a challenging relationship, and today's conflict in the Middle East has been condemned by religion. Therefore, efforts to focus on facts and mutual understanding are particularly important with regard to Islamic issues. It was celebrated at the ninth month of Islamic calendar and fasting was seen every day from sunrise to sunset. Fasting during Ramadan is one of the five pillars of Islam. Muslim faith requires that Muslims fulfill five central missions to strengthen faith. Muslims have two major sects, Sunni and Shiite, but all Muslims want to achieve these five pillars in their lives. Muslims believe in God, God, and his messenger is Muhammad. Islam explains the five pillars of Islam - faith, prayer, fasting, charity and pilgrimage - and the Qur'an (Islamic scripture), Islamic headquarters, prayer rituals, the importance of pilgrimage, Muslim festivals -Ul-Fitr, and the habit of birth, marriage, death around the baby. The chapter for contemporary Muslims has information on Muslim's polygamy system recognition, women's rights, divorce, jihad, medical interventions such as artificial insemination and organ transplantation. The introduction of ancient Islamic civilization will explore the interrelationship between Islam and the development of Islamic culture. Students explore the evolution and institutionalization of Islam using archeology, political events, Islamic visual arts, and socio-economic changes, and study the changing political, cultural attitudes and social structure. Were the pyramids and Stonehenge made by aliens? The power of the curse of the mummy? These myths can not be true ... Or can you do that? Cult Archeology examines the dissemination and wonderful interpretation of archeological sites by media and mass media. In this course we will discover the logical flaws of pseudoscientific interpretation and prejudice behind it. Discover "truth" about archeology! This course will introduce Muslim history and subjects in Africa. After a brief review of the core features of the Muslim faith, our chronology survey began in the sev

After the cat, the hedgehog may become the most popular animal on the Internet. But how much do you know about these sharp mammals - how cute they are in addition to bathing? Hedgehogs are lonely creatures, so not so much. As a pet, hedging is becoming popular - but in some cities and provinces it is still considered a wild animal and breeding is not permitted in the country. These include Arizona, California, Georgia, Hawaii, Pennsylvania, New York, Washington, DC. In some areas such as the main, you need a license to own one. The interior of the wing is usually hollow and there is a series of complex air chambers that make them brighter and stronger. 7. HEDGEHOGS takes your name from the name of your favorite habitat - HEDGES 'garden - and its pigtails. This makes them one of only three hibernating mammals in the UK (the other two are bats and shit). This means that their typical meals include insects and fruits, but they also mean you can remove the snake and eat it in battle. Before a more beautiful name was used, the pointed mammal was called "sea urchin" throughout the Middle Ages. Baby hedgehog is still known as a sea urchin But when the German settlers arrived in America and could not find a hedgehog, they relied on a similar ground hog for the weather forecast for winter. 15. GRIMM FAIRY TALES, one of the famous brothers, is called HANS-MY-HEDGEHOG, for boys it is BORN HALF HEDGEHOG 16. When exposed to attractive spirits and preferences, the hedgehogs showed an action called "self-healing" because their buttocks are spewing over their fences It turned out that humans have three versions of the hedgehog gene, in fact the derivatives are called Indian hedgehog, Desert Hedgehog and Sonic Hedgehog. In Drosophila, this gene adjusts the larval body plans. This is most clearly expressed in an unusual form of stratum corneum when the gene is destroyed. In humans, it has a similar function and tells the embryo which direction is from front to back. Sonic hedgehog mutant's baby is born in the brain lacking large left and right hemispheres. Very important is the Sonic hedgehog gene whose name is controversial. Doctors want a new mother to tell her that her severely disabled child has a mutation in the Sonic Hedgehog gene? Children were fascinated by spiny mammals long before Beatrix Potter released the eyes of the hedgehog lady Tiggy - Winkles to the world. In fact, carved toy hedgehogs - perhaps valuable assets - were discovered to be buried next to the grave of a child excavated near Stonehenge dating back more than 3,000 years ago. However, as a child, the love to the hedgehog did not stop; watch nearly 2.5 million videos on YouTube. And it is characterized by hedgehog creatures, and we point out that we are obsessed with hedgehogs. Forget the digital age; future historians can call it the hedgehog era For familiar wildlife, the hedgehog is full of surprises. In the past few months I have discovered many things about them. In general thought, if you find a hedgehog, the first thing to do is to weigh it. Hedgehogs weighing less than 600 grams - usually the late hedgehogs born in June or July - may not survive in the winter and need to be restored before returning to the wild. Unfortunately, when I saw a hedgehog sitting in the garden with my cat Ralf last summer, I did not call it. Instead, I tried to be friends with it. When I saw wild animals, the weight measurement was not the first thing in my head. For example, I did not find a thin elk and thought "Yes, time can shrink", I tend to think. I will live forever in my garden, let me call it Ron or Clive. "

In Western culture, simply saying the name "Camilot" is enough to evoke the image of the romantic, great and brave knight of the court. In fact, this kingdom is as legendary as hero, Arthur Pendragon, who ruled it. Regardless of whether he exists as a historical or mythical character, Arthur continues to be a symbol of heroism in the Western tradition through his role as king and warrior. When contemporary culture seeks the qualities of a great warrior, it discovers Arthur's power and courage. Camelot is a castle and court related to legendary King Arthur. In King Arthur's early arts, Camelot first appeared in the 12th century French romance and after the Lancelot-Grail cycle it was eventually described as the symbolic capital of Arthur and the symbol of the Kingdom of Arthur It was. The story discovers that it is somewhere in the UK and is sometimes associated with the real city, but more often its precise location is not disclosed. Most scholars believe that it is totally fictitious and its geographical location is perfect for Knight's romantic writer. Nonetheless, the discussion about the location of "real Camelot" has been taking place since the 15th century, and today it continues to cause serious damage to popular works and tourist purposes. Camelot may be the most famous myth around Arthur's legend. As mentioned earlier, Camelot did not show up until it was included in the 12th century literature (Ogden-Korus, 1). Camelot is the most famous and famous castle associated with King Arthur. Because its exact position is unknown, experts agree that Camelot is highly likely to be a fictional place. "Camelot can be anywhere, not particularly wherever" (Lacy, 67). Camelot's myth was spread for the number of people who respected and applauded the legend of King Arthur. This is usually just a name like Camelot (Ralls). In addition, the land known as Camelot is full of luxurious castles like King Arthur and medieval kingdoms. Even today, there are many history in the world. Landmarks such as Stonehenge and Sword Excalibur's ruins Although many historians are trying to find these places, it is not a simple reason why they are hiding. King Arthur - King of Camelot. Between Sir Gawain and Sir Green Knight, Arthur is young and does not have a beard. Arthur showed the young anger and the first shocking reaction of Arthur 's challenge to the Green Knight and refused to eat before hearing a wonderful story. But like a good king, Arthur will soon face a challenge. At the end of the story, Arthur and his nephew are wearing a green belt and that Gao Wen's attempt taught himself a mistake.

Prehistoric fiction is a literary genre whose story is set in a certain period before the written record is called the prehistoric history. [1] As an imaginary type, the actual explanation of the subject is different, but it does not necessarily concentrate on the development of objective anthropological narratives. Prehistoric novels were established for a certain period before writing. Writers decide their roles and settings based on all knowledge we gather from the relics and bones of our ancestors. Prehistoric novels have a wide range of narrative spaces that can appeal to several other readers. Nonfiction enthusiasts of historical novels and stories like to make research based inferences about our ancient past, especially when it is full of rich detail. Fantasy readers appreciate the magnificent scope and the creative world they contain. Science fiction readers may prefer the way culture is presented, but that is quite different from our current lifestyle. Fans of adventure stories and survival stories want to make the early human beings fight giant savage beasts and harsh natural conditions. Finally, as many readers of Jean Auel's "Earth Children" series can prove, romance can prosper at any time. The prehistoric novel is a literary genre, and the story is set in the period before the written record called prehistoric history exists. As a fictitious type, the explanation of the theme is different, but it is not necessarily devoted to the development of objective anthropological narratives. Jean Auel is not the first novelist who wrote a life in prehistoric times, but her best-selling cave bear family and its sequel injected vitality into a new type of novel. The conflict between the Neanderthal people and Crow or Homo sapiens (our own species) is prominent in many European novels, while the novels founded in the US have different environments from Ice Age . The Bering Straits began to live in prehistoric Louisiana. Anthony Giarmo, Sweet Muse of Madness (2012), pastor who my father worships religion, and a young assistant. Self-issuing to visit the Greek goddess of the Sasari plain and worship the agricultural community during the greedy and bloody season festival Wayland Books was at the forefront of the school's non-fiction resource book, and their new prehistoric adventure book series is wonderful. Each book is written by archaeologist John Malam, who specializes in children 's themed books and focuses on four different aspects: the stone age, the ancient settlements, the burial grounds and the mountain forts. The era of society of the era and the iron age, especially the culture of our ancestors, is reflected in the proof of the wonderful photographs of each book. Stones' Circle looks at many famous landmarks including Stonehenge, really truly try to solve the mystery behind these ancient ruins, and why they still attract so many tourists today.

This is correct: the factory node is responsible for bending the rod to the opposite side of the sun. However, it turned out that the tip node of crop formation does not turn towards the sun, but it turns towards the ground. Applied high heat stem so that it causes boiling water or explosion nodes but leaves one or more small holes visible stem. (Stewart 52-53) These triples have another anomaly seen in most actual circles. It is a small magnetized iron ball. In 1975, the crop circle began to be recorded in the grain fields in England. In 1990, the design of these circles became increasingly complicated and became not only simple circles but also hieroglyphs. 85% of the crop circle concentrates at about 20 miles from Stonehenge. Families of all generations, families of all ages experience this place peacefully and continue to preserve religious status. Every visitor seems quiet and horrible. All curious people who need extra effort to feel and touch the mysterious thing, trying to figure out what they may only mean that it is the only observable in common It is said that Since then, have I seen this movie? A sign? A few years ago, the interest in the crop industry increased significantly. In the movie, aliens using the terrain as a map attacked the earth. The suspense story reminds me that if this theory is true or not, I may be attacked like a movie. I was surprised that many contradictory theories tried to explain the occurrence of the crop circle when I found a friend's opinion. Because of the evidence discovered by researchers, the reasons for creating emoticons are very different. In this article I will explain the various causes of the crop circle and the evidence that leads to its conclusion. Even if there are many different hypotheses trying to prove them, the ancient geometric circle is a mystery that has not been solved yet. Experience of my first crop circle After experiencing being thought to remain memorable, I have a big difference between "the Harvest Circle German" Google and there between the US and Europe, these are still forming the cause of unknown I understood that I was disappointed by reporting. This mistake in the report motivated me to delve deeper and report it as objectively as possible. According to the news agency, there is no report that the second broadcasting circle in the same area was the seeding circle in the second year. On 18th July 2012, the scientists discovered the balloon at the distance of the nearby monastery Andex area from Ammer, about 12 kilometers apart near the lake, before the crop circle (see picture). Coincidentally, the same balloon finder found two circles

Due to the oppression and repression of strict church decisions (not related to real religious duties), the British people began to abandon their original beliefs and instead supported new beliefs. Each type of faith attracts a certain part of society, but after all it is impossible to please all classes and lead to religious confusion. After being separated from the Roman Catholic Church in 1530, the English Church or England Church was the official church in England. (Black, XLVIII) The British National Church, which is about to become a unique intermediate route between Catholics and the Puritans, began with the solution of the Elizabethan era (the Victorian network) and achieved varying degrees of success It was. The best book in the history of the Roman Catholic Church is Enrique D. Düssel's "Historia de la iglesiaen América Latina", 3 rd edition. It was translated into English for the history of the church in Latin America (Barcelona, ​​1974) (Michigan Grand Rapids, 1982). According to the geographical area, this book has a good bibliography, but there are few churches other than Roman Catholicism. In the history of Catholicism and Protestantism, Brazilian Israeli Belo de Azébedo recently issued the best summary as Portuguese Cruzadas inacabadas (Rio de Janeiro, 1980). As I wrote this, I thought these two books were particularly useful. Matthew Parker lived in the era of major change. Henry VIII was released from the Roman Catholic Church and the park accepted the concept of an independent British church. The motivation for his manuscript collection is the need to give the British Church a unique history - not at the beginning of the reform, but the arrival of a Christian missionary in the 6th century. Our treasure contains all the oldest books in British history. People are often interested in the earliest known Stonehenge illustration seen in the world chronicles of the late 14th century. According to the text, Merlin flew over the stone from Ireland. Another popular item is the elephant of Henry III who was drawn by Matthew Paris in the Tower of London. So today, I am ready to tell you about Andrew Gant's O Sing Unto the Lord: This is one of the fun history books I have read for a long time. A young composer, Nico Muhly, appeared in "Times" with his comments. He even made a playlist! You do not need me! This is a wonderful book and it is easy to add that understanding you understand the particular historical era Gant has discussed will only increase your enjoyment, but that is by no means a necessary condition for understanding. This is a sample paragraph that shows how easy learning needs are consumed.

The celestial bodies - the sun, the moon, the planets and the stars - provide us with criteria for measuring the passage of time in our presence. Ancient civilization relies on the apparent movement of these bodies in the air to determine the season, the month, and the year. I do not know much about the timing of prehistoric times, but there are people who place importance on measuring and recording the passage of time in all cultures, regardless of where the records or artifacts are located Well there. Over 20,000 years ago, European glacier hunter hurt the line and pierce the stick and bone. 5,000 years ago, the Sumerians in the Tigris - Euphrates river basin of today in Iraq today divide the year into 30 days and have a calendar divided into 12 periods each day (each period corresponds to 2 hours). The period is divided into 30 parts (4 minutes each). We have not written a record about Stonehenge built in the UK more than 4000 years ago, but that route obviously involves the determination of seasons such as solar eclipse, sun etc or events of celestial bodies Indicates that. The earliest Egyptian calendar [references] were based on the cycle of the moon, but later the Egyptians thought Canis Major's "dog star" (called Sirius) rise to the sun once a year every 365 days I noticed. . The Nile River has begun. Based on this knowledge, they designed a 365-day calendar that seems to be around 3100 BC (before the normal era). And it seems to be one of the earliest vintages recorded in history. Prior to 2000 BC, the Babylonians (today's Iraq) used alternate years of 35 days a year, 29 days and 30 days a year. In contrast, the Maya in Central America not only rely on the sun and the moon, but also rely on the planet of Venus to make a calendar of 260 days and 365 days. This culture and the predecessor associated therewith are distributed throughout Central America between 2600 BC and 1500 BC and reached the peak between 250 AD and 900 AD. They left a record of the heavenly world. And they show that they believed that the creation of the world occurred in 3114 BC. Their calendar later became part of Aztec's wonderful calendar stone. In the current civilization, the 365 day solar calendar is adopted. This is done every four years (it is not divisible by 400 in the century). Ancient Egyptian calendar and 24 hours have a big impact on modern society. The ancient Egyptians first made a calendar, and the calendar consistent with the sun and the season. Ancient Egyptians also had equipment to calculate day and night times. Other civilizations have improved the calendar over the years. Over the years, modern Egyptian scientists have connected tombs, tombs, temples, archeological excavations and other sources of information. Rise observations of the surviving Sirius provide information on the relationship between the Egyptian calendar and the events of ancient Egypt. Sothic Rising of Sirius is consistent with the beginning of the sun's year. This incident occurs only once in 1460. The period between Sothic Risings is called Sothic Cycle essay.com/ancient The creation of the Egyptian calendar and 24 hours have had a major impact on modern society. The creation of ancient Egyptian calendar and 24 hours had a big impact on modern society. Central America's ancient civilization developed a complex calendar system based on overlapping periods. Aztec's calendar stone is a symbolic depiction of the four disasters that led to the collapse of the four previous universes in Aztec's cosmology. It also includes the layout of hieroglyphs and emoticons of how Aztec people measure time. This stone has myth and astronomical significance. This 15th century megalith was carved from 24 metric tons of basalt to form a 24-meter diameter, 4-foot disc. The sun is surrounded by several segmented rings, some are surrounded by hieroglyphs and show the division of the Aztec period. A historical or mythical event of more than 52 years demands th

When I was a boy, there was an old lady living in a small house in Downey Hill. The public called her her a yew girl. Back then, I was convinced that she was a witch or various witches. Certainly she is wrong. No one in the town knows more about plants and herbs than she knows. She can make them almost a mixture. An older boy once cheered her, ordered, and made fun of her to cut the bones of the child into stews. Back then I was afraid of being on my plate, so I was not near Downy Hill. In the distant village of Ashbrittle, the vast yellow yew is considered to be the oldest creature in the UK. According to experts, this tree grew in the cemetery of the St. John Baptist Church and has a history from 3 500 years to 4 000 years - that it matured when Stonehenge was built. Yew has long been popular with locals and some believe that former Christian chief may be buried under the mound where it is standing. According to recent news coverage, there was concern that this tree might be sick or dead, but according to a specialist, yew is undergoing a difficult process and may live longer than all of us . At first glance, the yew tree does not look like the one you want to hug. Although they look like the most elegant when they were young, their dark trunk and green needles may be mistaken for black as they are so dark, and they feel dark. Bright red fruit brings visual peace, but this is not a little peaceful, as almost all parts of Yew is toxic to humans. Like other very old trees, old yews are bulky and coarse and twisted, branches are everywhere, dead stumps protrude. So we did not find ourselves perfectly facing a big sweet grandmother's tree, but a sullen old elephant and some polygonal monsters like a Halloween cinema monster. Plath himself clearly has a slightly different perspective on poetry. In the BBC program she said she once put a yew tree in the poem and started managing and organizing the whole event with an amazing egoism. On the road of a town where women live in town, this is not a yew tree. . . Wait as it may come out in the novel. not good. It is in the middle of my poem, and its dark shadows, voices of the church cemetery, clouds, birds, the gentle melancholy I think are manipulating everything! I can not conquer it. And finally, my poetry is a poem about yew tree. The yew tree is so proud that she can not become a black sign in the novel. As I pointed out, another interpretation of this verse emphasizes the fact that the moon is taking over the scene. Essay.com/ In the next article I will study the development of Plath's poetry through analysis of landscapes, ocean landscapes, and the main themes and images found in her explanation of the natural world. In the next article I will study the development of Plath's poetry through analysis of landscape, ocean landscape, and the main themes and images found in her explanation of the natural world. The moon and yu trees provide a good example of how the plasma used nature as a material for poetry during this transition of her career. Written in October 1961, this is her first poem, she drew her surroundings around Devon. As we saw from Ted Hughes's comment she sometimes needs excitement to find the topic: 'yews stand from the SP bedroom window, standing in the western church cemetery of the Devonshire family I will. To On this occasion the full moon before the dawn is behind the yew tree and her husband has assigned her to write "practice" about it. Essay.com/ In the next article I will study the development of Plath's poetry through analysis of landscapes, ocean landscapes, and the main themes and images found in her explanation of the natural world. In the next article I will study the development of Plath's poetry through analysis of landscape, ocean landscape, and the main themes and images found in her explanation of the natural world.