Was Stonehenge An Ancient Rave Venue?
January 07, 2009
Using cutting edge technology, Rupert Till, an expert in acoustics and music technology at Huddersfield University in northern England, formulated another theory about Stonehenge's original purpose.
Till believes that the 5,000-year-old stone circle was designed to have special acoustic properties, which amplified simple drum beats or just some hand clappings into a trance like music. You can read my full story on Discovery News.
To get an idea on how the whole space resonated 5,000 years ago, here is Till's reconstruction of someone clapping in Stonehenge.
Weather it was in time of death or prayers for aid or thanks what better way to bend the ear of god,resounding sounds ,music or prayers -one would belive loud enough and pleasing to reach their god-wonder what a choir or symphony would sound,bet fitting for recording!Or a preacher speaking,or meeting of the clans for the years agendas.Speak star watchers-tis it planting-time?
Posted by: cathy walters | January 23, 2009 at 11:14 AM