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On Derek Olson’s channel, a researcher claims that a little known people with very long skulls planned the early timber phases of Stonehenge and used the site for healing. The researcher says a tall white chalk bank once hid the interior, with strong currents in the ground that match sound, and that mica and other minerals once made the stones colorful rather than the gray ruins seen now. After those timber settings came down, the researcher says many bluestones were hauled from Wales, well over a hundred miles, to form a great circle. Long barrows, including West Kennet, are presented as older monuments of the same narrow faced group, and later fairy labels are tied to how strange those bodies would have looked. A later tall group is linked to oversized pots known as beakers. The researcher also claims unusual ear bones, skulls lengthened further in Britain and in Brittany, ultrasound leaving some stones, and planting guided by patterns in the ground. Derek Olson prompts the account and points listeners toward the researcher’s books.
Key points
- The researcher claims a long skulled people built the early hidden phases of Stonehenge for healing.
- Ground currents there are said to match sound, and the stones are said to have once been brightly colored.
- Welsh bluestones are said to have replaced earlier timber after a long haul.
- Long barrows are presented as older monuments of the same narrow faced people.
- Fairy names and beaker burials are tied to later memories of unusual bodies.
- The researcher also claims changed ear bones, extended skulls, stone ultrasound, and planting by ground pattern.
Short quotes
So, on that trip, I purchased several of your books including The Secrets of Stonehenge, which everybody needs to buy.
Derek Olson, Long Skulls and Stonehenge
Shows the host sending listeners to the guest’s Stonehenge books. Watch at 1:15
So, I think it was a colorful place, as well.
Unnamed researcher, Long Skulls and Stonehenge
Supports the claim that the monument was once brightly colored. Watch at 5:26
They have these fairy names to them because they would have looked very different.
Unnamed researcher, Long Skulls and Stonehenge
Connects unusual bodies with the fairy names later attached to the mounds. Watch at 11:29
He notes that the ancient Britons, which I say are the long skull and I've proved it.
Unnamed researcher, Long Skulls and Stonehenge
States the researcher’s claim to have identified the ancient Britons with long skulls. Watch at 14:14
Video by Megalithic Marvels (Derek Olson). Watch on YouTube.