Stonehenge could have been used for healing the sick

[tinytim]

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,425926,00.html

Stonehenge has a new age — and a new purpose.
It's long been understood that the Neolithic stone circle on Salisbury Plain in southern England was an observatory tuned to the summer solstice and the positions of the stars.
But new excavations led by a pair of British archaeologists show that it was also a healing center, a sort of pagan Lourdes for chronically ill and crippled pilgrims from across western Europe.

But the funniest quote is this...

Even more compelling is the number of sick or injured people found buried in graves around the site.

It's amazing that they found sick people in graves...
and no mention of dead people in the graves!!! :laugh:

Archeologist to another Archeologist: "Hey John, guess what we found here", ....."What?"
"We dug up this grave and found someone that was sick!!"

Amazing! :laugh: :laugh:

 

[Thinkingstuff]

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,425926,00.html




But the funniest quote is this...




It's amazing that they found sick people in graves...
and no mention of dead people in the graves!!! :laugh:

Archeologist to another Archeologist: "Hey John, guess what we found here", ....."What?"
"We dug up this grave and found someone that was sick!!"

Amazing! :laugh: :laugh:

It reminds me of that riddle if a plane crashes on the american mexican boarder where do they bury the survivors?