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The Age of Stonehenge

By Edward Duke

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Journey back in time to an age of sun worship and colossal construction, as a historical puzzle unravels the secrets of a mysterious, pre-Roman temple.

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2015-09-29
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"The Age of Stonehenge" by Edward Duke is a historical exploration of the enigmatic Stonehenge monument, questioning its age and origins based on archeological discoveries. Duke challenges existing theories that place Stonehenge's construction in the Roman era, arguing instead for a pre-Roman origin based on evidence from nearby burial sites that predate Roman influence. He questions alternative views from other historians, suggesting that the artifacts found at Stonehenge do not conclusively demonstrate a post-Roman construction. Duke proposes that Stonehenge was a temple used for sun worship by early Britons. The book also emphasizes the resources and dedication required, suggesting that Stonehenge was constructed for weighty religious purposes rather than just a monument.

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