Stonehenge.
Over the years there have been many thoughts about Stonehenge.
Was Stonehenge a temple,a healing ground or a graveyard?
People were buried there, and the stones are aligned in astronomically important ways.

Yes, for many years its builders and its purpose has remained a mystery until now.
Unobserved by many historians time after time was the image of the Cat God for which Stonehenge was constructed.
Once it's pointed out, any one can easily discern the image of the cat carved into one of the aging stone slabs.

 
The Stonehenge monument is located in Wiltshire, England.
Some of the stones used in the first circle are believed to have been brought from Wales, the Prescelly Mountains, located about 240 miles away.
It's possible that during the last ice age, glaciers carried these bluestones closer to the area, but they would still have to travel 140 mikes.
The bluestones weigh up to 4 tons each and about 80 stones were used, in all.

Stonehenge is not the only ancient site in this area.
The Avebury complex, only 25 miles north of Stonehenge, is mentioned to be the most impressive of all remaining prehistoric earthworks in Europe.
The Avebury henge monument contains three stone circles, around the village of Avebury in Wiltshire.
Stonehenge was thought to be dedicated to the worship of the sun and moon.
Avebury may have been dedicated to more human themes.

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