Avebury henge

Picture of Mystery Real X-File ID: 5417

Report Date: 02/08/2020

Country: United Kingdom

Place: Avebury

Fingerprints: Other unexplained phenomenal occurence

Existing Facts Sources: Internet article

Summary Report: 

Avebury henge was build 2.600 – 2.500 BC and is one of the largest neolithic stone circles of the British Islands. The henge is situated in the south west of England in the county of Wiltshire and consists of one big circle and two smaller circles surrounded by a large earth wall. Originally there where 154 sandstones building up the henge, today only 36 are remaining. Most of the stones where destroyed on instruction of the christian church in the 14th century, they considered this “Pagan” site as something evil. Four entrances lead inside the henge, two of them starting points for long Menhir roads. Archaeologists assume that Avebury was used as a ritual place but there is no clear evidence for that. Could these structures had an astronomical purpose or did the stones strengthen the earth energie? There is no question, this must have been an important place otherwise such efforts would not have been taken. There are a lot of older monuments nearby such as Silbury Hill, West Kennet Long Barrow and Windmill Hill. This prehistoric landscape is one of a kind you can find so much peace there. Maybe that is why our ancestors had chosen this special place for their unique Structures.

Excerpt from Maria Wheatleys homepage:
As Avebury wasn’t included in their studies, Rodney Hale, David Webb, Busty Taylor and myself conducted a series of tests to investigate the background ionising radiation levels at selected locations within the Avebury Henge complex.
Rodney Hale was one of the original members of the Dragon Project and developed some of the instruments used in their researches. I was delighted that he could join us. Using a recording Geiger counter we selected an area close to Avebury’s Obelisk marker stone, which marks the near centre of the southern inner circle. The area was monitored for 20 minutes, followed by 20 minutes at a point some 3 metres to the south. The readings were analysed by Rodney using the statistical ‘T-test’ to determine if there were any significant differences between the readings taken at the two locations. The expression ‘significant’ is commonly used when there is a probability of 95% or more that the difference really exists. However, no significant difference was detected at the Obelisk marker stone.

The next location was a central position near the North West end of the West Kennet Stone Avenue, which was monitored for 18 minutes, followed by 18 minutes outside of the avenue. The mean count within the avenue was 68.3 and outside it was 70.1, which does not calculate any difference but did register changes that we followed up.

Energy investigations at Avebury
I suggested that we go to the Sanctuary on Overton Hill. According to the antiquarian, Dr. William Stukeley, the Sanctuary was the ‘Head of Avebury’s Serpent Temple’. The centre of the monument was chosen as it was sited above the crossing point of two earth currents, a geospiral and numerous fissure systems radiate from the centre making the location a geodetic hot-spot.

The Sanctuary – the stones were removed in 18th century. Today concrete markers depict their former positions and also the location of large timber posts.

It was monitored for 20 minutes, then 20 minutes outside of the site, and finally a further 15 minutes at the centre. When the readings were analysed by Rodney the results were startling as the levels of radiation were significantly higher at the centre than outside of the stone circle. Statistically there was a probability of about 98% that there was a real difference. Plotting the counts per minute at the Sanctuary showed an interesting effect seen clearly on the graph.
Interestingly, this was the opposite result to the Dragon Project’s findings, which noted lower radiation within stone circles. Here we discovered something new and completely different.

Researchers have noted that natural radiation levels at ancient sites can produce strange and mysterious effects, such as flickering lights and even mirages have been reported. Mysterious lights are still being seen at the Sanctuary and one person told me that he saw a small flickering light emerge from the centre of the monument, which darted around for a while before suddenly disappearing.




Links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zr7_c77jeCU


Facts Source Details:
Details of Internet Article:  Maria Wheatley,,https://theaveburyexperience.co.uk/articles/radiation-levels-time-slips-and-manifestations-at-ancient-sites/


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