Blogs Posts on "Stonehenge"

BBC StoneHenge Timewatch Dig by The Ancient Digger on Oct 16, 2009For many of you, the archaeological site of Stonehenge has always been shrouded in mystery and we always want to learn more about its mysterious background. I have found the perfect tool to allow you to stay up to date, as well as entertained by the...

pengennya sih, ke inggris… by i don't drink coffee but cappuccino on Oct 6, 2009kenapa? ada apa? emang apa daya tariknya? kalo sampe pertanyaan itu muncul, pastinya yang baca judul postingan ini kurang merhatiin info2 di tipi, koran, radio, dll.. atau pelajaran geografi pas sekola dulu pas2an.. hehe.. abis, sapa sih yang ga ke...

Ancient Aliens 2009 DVDRip XviD by Reko Blogging on Sep 27, 2009What if life on Earth began in outer space? Millions of people accept the theory that intelligent life forms visited Earth thousands of years ago and were worshiped as gods by primitive man. Are monuments like Stonehenge and Easter Island the last re...

Na melyik az idősebb? :) by Tudtad? on Sep 3, 2009Az angliai Stonehenge 1500 évvel idősebb, mint a római Colosseum.

The Art of Travel Writing: Stonehenge Part 2 by Viator Travel Blog on Sep 2, 2009Now, I am an early riser (I’m always first into the office), but can there really be a good reason for a 5am wake-up call on a Sunday?! The surprising answer is a sleepy-eyed YES, at least when the lure is a private day-tour to Stonehenge, Bath, La...

The Art of Travel Writing: Stonehenge Part 1 by Viator Travel Blog on Aug 27, 2009Editor's note: We recently sent two of our hard-working travel writers on a private tour and private viewing of Stonehenge from London. We covered the cost of the tickets, and in return we asked for them to write about their experiences. And who knew...

Viva la Summer: London by Viator Travel Blog on Jul 22, 2009Haven’t heard of Viva la Summer? Here’s the deal - as part of Viator’s celebration of summer 2009, we’re pointing a spotlight at top summer destinations around the world. This week’s featured destination is London, Italy (see below for some...

31. Primitive Rituals by Theoretical Structural Archaeology on Jul 5, 2009I hope you read article no 30, that’s where I let slip that ‘timber circles’ were buildings, some roundhouses were multi-storey, and Hadrian had a timber wall for while, - so you know I’m not here for the beer. But I wish we both down the pub...

Solstice Pagans have hippie time According to the Sun News Paper by It's All About Me on Jun 21, 2009Now I don’t like the Sun News Paper. And I see with an article entitled “Solstice Pagans have hippie time”. Here’s the link: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/2492806/Solstice-Pagans-have-hippie-time.html. The article...

NEWS: A New GCSE Religious Studies Course by Religion Compass Exchanges on Apr 4, 2009A new GCSE course, introduced in 50 schools from September 2009, would give British pupils a chance to study the Unification Church, Rastafarianism, Atheism, Falun Gung, Jehovah’s Witnesses, and the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids, as part of a s...