Slaying at Stonehenge

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AtW replied

2 February 2010, 17:41
Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post

also why several skeletons with small flakes of bluestone about their person were found riddled with arrowheads.

Suicide?
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OwlHoot replied

2 February 2010, 17:41
People at the time must have been trying to nick chunks of blue stone to use and sell as health charms. That's probably why they moved the blue stones to an inner ring inside the big ring of stones, and also why several skeletons with small flakes of bluestone about their person were found riddled with arrowheads.
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Pogle replied

2 February 2010, 17:23
Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

PS Does one need to have an animal avatar to contribute to this thread?

I guess it helps
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xoggoth replied

2 February 2010, 17:22
PS Does one need to have an animal avatar to contribute to this thread?
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xoggoth replied

2 February 2010, 17:21
No. We aren't Russians you know. In the UK we have always been civilised and druids used to hang around Stonehenge drinking tea and discussing the best shops to buy woad.
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Jog On replied

2 February 2010, 17:00
If the novel about it holds any historical basis then yes - and lots of it!
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AtW started a topic Slaying at Stonehenge

2 February 2010, 16:54
Slaying at Stonehenge

Do you reckon it happened? Those days were pretty bloody and cruel.
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