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Re: Myths, truths and theories - Stonehenge
Sep 05, 2010, 18:28
nigelswift wrote:
How can one prove that as it may have been intentional and meant to hold something else in place above it?

Darn right. Unless of course the positioning suggested the redundant mortise was positioned over one of the tenons maybe.

Incidentally, on the subject of flexing, in order to fix the lintol circle satisfactorily you have to deliver all the tenons in a perfect, horizontal, correctly spaced circle by means of dropping 40 ton uprights into holes of just the right depth and then wriggling them about. Who the hell could do that? I think we have to be talking The Mekon here....
;)


Well I assumed it was but then it would be because that was the load bearing position for it I would imagine having an upright underneath it.

Don't you Dan Dare start me of on the Mekon (g)
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