Stonehenge Sound Shield Mystery Revealed
Discover the incredible acoustics of Stonehenge! This megalith creates a fascinating sound shield for the human voice, showcasing the incredible craftsmanship of ancient architects. Explore the world of ancient archeology and the mysteries of megaliths in this fascinating video!
Ground-penetrating scans have revealed the original placement of additional megaliths at Stonehenge. Researchers at the University of Salford in the UK have used this information to build a 1/12th scale model. In addition, damaged stones were reconstructed. Then the simulated stones were treated to mimic the acoustic properties of the original megalithic stones.
Subsequent studies indicate that Stonehenge is designed to modify sound, particularly the human voice. A kind of shield is formed to reflect words and mantras back to those inside the stone circle. Words that are spoken or sung are kept inside the stone circle by reflecting off the outer stones.
This indicates that Stonehenge was designed for rituals involving recitations, music, and chanting.
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Dear Kathleen, Stonehenge is prehistoric megalithic structure on Salisbury Plain in England. You told this topic in a very interesting and simple manner Thanks. Actually my husband worked as a scientist [ oceanographer ] in USA His expertise in climate change carbon dating and Archaeology....that's why I have great interest in such kind of topics .Thanks Namaste 🙏
@KathleenKarlsen
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There is so much to learn in ancient archeology! I have heard that an estimated only 10% of ancient sites have been explored. Many wonders to be revealed. Thanks for your note. I can see why you also have an interest in these topics. All the best, Kathleen 😄
Your mantras video are amazing .🎉may lord Narayan bless you. New subscriber
@KathleenKarlsen
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Thank you for the note and blessing. Very much appreciated. Haribol!
amazing!
@KathleenKarlsen
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I agree. I was thrilled to find this info. Fascinating. So impressed with the researchers who worked with this idea. 💯
wow
@KathleenKarlsen
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Other megaliths around the world also have interesting acoustic properties. More to come! 😁