On Tuesday, September 4, 2018 at 7:27:32 PM UTC-5, Garry Denke wrote:   
   > Stonehenge Car Park Postholes / Stonehenge Mesolithic Postholes:   
   > Westernmost post "A" represented "Pembrokeshire Coalfield";   
   > The Centre post "B" represented "South Wales Coalfield";   
   > Easternmost post "C" represented "Bristol Coalfield";   
   >    
   > Avebury coal duster, Cursus coal duster, Durrington Walls coal duster, Long   
   Barrow coal duster, Robin Hood's Ball coal duster, Stonehenge coal duster,   
   Woodhenge coal duster, etc, all being originally surface coal hunting   
   failures. Every one of them    
   were coal exploration sites that did not yield any coal.   
   >    
   > Take away all of the dressed up cemetery headstone rocks and what have you   
   got? Nothing more than a bunch of coal exploratory ditches and holes, that is   
   what. Afterwards, these ditches and holes were utilized as grave plots, for   
   tired disappointed coal    
   explorers, and their cold disheartened families.   
   >    
   > https://www.silentearth.org/10000-year-old-stonehenge-monument/   
   > https://www.durhamrecordsonline.com/literature/coalfields-british.gif   
   >    
   > Yes; they came from Wales,   
   > and Bristol of course. G-D   
      
   https://www.archaeology.co.uk/articles/did-the-people-buried-at-   
   tonehenge-come-from-wales.htm   
      
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