Synopsis

For five millennia, Stonehenge has occupied a place on the southern English plain, a structure shrouded in mystery. Its purpose has long been debated. This exploration considers the compelling theory that it functioned as a prehistoric astronomical observatory. Here, ancient priests, skilled in celestial observation, may have charted the intricate journeys of the Sun and Moon, discerning patterns unseen for centuries. It is even suggested that these early practitioners, akin to shamans, were pio