Stonehenge Conspiracy Theory

The Island of Britain, home to the British Empire, was not always a major player on the world stage. In truth, until the Roman conquest, the inhabitants of the island were considered to be culturally backward. Bronze Age Britain is a far cry from the world power it is today, and is surprisingly understudied. However, despite the neglect of our modern world towards the pre-roman history of the island, there is one monument that has grabbed our attention, Stonehenge. This monument has served as a constant reminder to the world that there is a pre-roman Britain. But, because of the understudied nature of Bronze Age Britain, Stonehenge is possibly shrouded in more myth and lore than any other monumental structure in the world. The other monuments are awe-inspiring in the same way as Stonehenge, but Stonehenge is shrouded in mystery. And that is the magic of the monument. It could be anything, made
This argument can be considered to stem from racist undertones, especially when it is applied to the Pyramids of Egypt, and the mounds of the North American mound builder cultures. It also holds a sense of ageist, not these people are too old to and frail, but they have not progressed through enough scientific ages to possess the engineering knowledge or tools to have accomplished these tasks. In the History Chanel’s program the evidence is based on images and carvings found at these sites where our ancestors were leaving us a record of extraterrestrial interactions. This form of thinking follows the same logical thinking of chalking up anything that remains misunderstood as a religious item or depiction. It is just a different way of saying that the artifact in question has not been understood yet. But, for others the racist and lack of scientific advancement of our ancestors is the main draw behind the