Theory: The Stoneage People of Stonehenge used bones as a combined number, alphabet,Musical note/scales.
1. The amount of small bits bones in the digs.
The clean sweep of artifacts execpt for the
fondation of the buildings suggests a cleaning
at end of each gathering.
a. Creamation uses a lot of wood.
b, At the end
in the one house location suggest trays of bones
kepted in a patern to read study or record data.
Ref National Gographic Soceity Film 2009 (NGS))
2. Gatherings: In all history inculde sports, games, trade, and stories.
3. The wet climate of England makes ink and even detail engraving in rock wear quickly.
4. What was the steps leading to Runes?
5. What Artiasn skills were they good at:
Stone Cutting
Wood Cuting
Making tools out of Bones.
Music very suttle use of Harmonics
6. Camp at gatherings inclued Place rights of the Ranking divisoin of tribes, Clans, Nations.
And a Easy way to see what section was your tribes each gathering.
7. Why the great difference in the presion of cutting and forming between capstones and uprights?
Stress, Weather, or design?
I say design because if you had to haull the rocks 25 miles would you carry the extra ton's of rock
No. So if there is a reason behind the length?
8. the progression of thought. Writing, record keeping, Math, Geometry, skills needed to design a Calender.
and long term construction.
9. Hunters have Great Knowlede about their prey.
a. When Season to hunt them.
b. Where Terrain and feeding habits
c. How to hunt:
1' bow, trap, or herd
2' gut,clean, skin, tan.
3' Tracking
a' leg, sride length
b' gaits: walk, trot, jog, lope, cantor
c' Sounds:
1~ Hoofbeat
2~ Wing flap
3~ Mateing calls
4~ Death Cries
5~ dISTANCE BY PICTH OF
SOUND AND HOW IT CARRIES.
e' Digits
1~ toes
2~ claws
3~ Horns/Antlers
4~ pads
5~ spurs
f' Marking
1~ Scent
2~ Scrape
g' Time
1~ mud,rock,water flow
2~ PLANTS AND LEAVES BROWNING, WILTING
3~ sAP AMOUNT
d. Why to hunt:
1' Meat
2' Hides / Skins
3' Taste
4' useful bones for tools
10 They are not dumb
11 THEY ARE EXPERTS
wASTE NOTHING
DON'T EAT YELLOW SNOW
12 MUTITIPLE USES AND REASONS FOR EVERY TOOL WEAPON OR
DECORATION
13 CLASSIFY BONES
1 SIZE
3 SHAPE
4 TAPER
5 THICKNESS
6 CROSS SECTION
SQUARE RECTANGL ROUND STAR
14 ALPHABETS GRAPHICS REPRESNTING SOUNDS
15 MUSICAL NOTES GRAPHICS REPRESENTING SOUNDS
SCALES CORDS AND HARMONICS
16 NUMBERS/ORDER.COUNT GRAPHICS REPRESENTING AMOUNTS
17 REMOVE GRAPHIC THAT YOU THINK OF BEING NEEDED FOR
WRITING, BRAILE TELLS YOU THAT
VISUAL IN BLACK AND WHITE MAY NOT BE NEEDED
18 WEATHER FOG GLOOM OF ENGLAND MAKES THE FINE
ETCHINGS AND DETAILS HARD TOO SEE
19 BACK TO WHAT THEY KNOW BONES
20 DECRIPTION
TAKE 2000 OR MORE BITS OF BONES AND SORT THEM
OF SAME SIZE CATIGORY TO ANIMAL PART OF BODY
AND COUNT EACH TYPE
COMPARE WITH PHONIC DISTRABRUTION OF OLDEST
COMMON TRADING DIELCT OR RELIGOUS DIELECT
21 WILL IT MATCH??
22 STUDY THE LENGTH OF THE UPRIGHTS TO WAVE
LENGTH RATIOS HARMONICS TO ELF AND NORMAL
HEARING RANGE
23 LOOK FOR MATCHES IN
MUSICAL SCALES & PROGRESSIONS TO LENGTH STONES
AND PLACEMENT
24 TIME OF YEAR BY ZODIAC ANIMAL AND EDGES AND TAPER'S
AT THE TOP MIDDLE AND BOTTOM OF THE UPRIGHTS
AND LOOK FOR BONES OF THE SEASON TO HAVE A VERY
MUCH HIGHR RATE OF OF BEING PRESERVED THAN ONES NOT
RELATED TO THE CALENDER
25 PRROGRESSION OF BODY PART
HAND FOOT ARM LEG TOE FINGER WING
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