The story provides an overview of Stonehenge, a prehistoric monument located in Wiltshire, England, famous for its connection to numbers and ancient cultures. It was a burial site from its inception to its peak in the mid-third millennium B.C., associated with a prehistoric Celtic culture known as the Annunnaki. Stonehenge consists of a circle of large standing stones surrounding numerous burial mounds and was built over approximately 1,500 years, beginning around 2900 BCE. The site features a circular bank and ditch that is about 100 meters in diameter, symbolizing wholeness, and contains 56 chalk holes known as the Aubrey Holes, which are arranged in a significant pattern. A CBS documentary from the 1960s noted the special nature of Stonehenge's location through computer analysis.

by Deepak Sikka in English Philosophy

Writen by Deepak Sikka

Category Philosophy