I’ve mentioned before that I rarely feature Mail Online because it’s the exception when they get something right, but I couldn’t resist this. You need to know that the man involved is Professor Terence Meaden.
Extracts from: Was Stonehenge constructed as part of a fertility cult?
Mail Online, December 10, 2017
Professor Terance Meade said Stonehenge was built to be a ‘play without words’
Prod Terance said the phenomenon would represent fertility for the builders
Professor Meaden examined nearly 20 stone circle across Britain
Professor Terance Meade of said the Stonehege’s ancient builders create a ‘play without words’
The professor also identified other important dates pick out by the stones
Further sundries carried out at six other circles in County Cork
But Professor Mike Paker-Pearson [his name is Parker Pearson, no hyphen] from University College London is less convinced of the theroy.