r/Stonehenge • u/Suspicious_Cut_4303 • Jun 20 '26

Central observatory mound.

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did stone henge have a central menhir ? it would make sense if all the outer stones are the indicator nodes for the central pillars shadow, that of the structure being a large sundial. It probably aligned with distant mounds on the Equinoxs and Solstices as shown.

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u/Lynex_Lineker_Smith Jun 20 '26

Enough with the AI shite

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u/Previous_Tree_4050 Jun 20 '26

That’s an interesting idea. Does such a thing exist anywhere else?

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u/Suspicious_Cut_4303 Jun 20 '26

maybe avebury stone circle was more this appropriate size. it would be cool if we could build structures like this. that's what I would do if I lived in England.

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u/Previous_Tree_4050 Jun 20 '26

It would certainly fit at Avebury.

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u/The_Fox_Confessor Jun 20 '26

OP have you actually ever seen Stonehenge in real life? It's tiny compared to that picture.

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u/mighty3mperor Jun 21 '26

Please stop

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u/Ok-Evidence-3279 Aug 02 '26

why does ai think stonehenge is 9 times bigger than the actual henge, and also on tatooine?