Stonehenge - forever a mystery

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1. Stonehenge - forever a mystery
2. Introduction Chapter 1 Location Chapter 2
3. Introduction. “stands as lonely in history as it does on the great plain”Henry James John Constable
4. Location.
5. The word megalith comes from the Ancient
6. How old is Stonehenge?Phase I (2950-2900 BC)
7. Why was it built?
8. A Ballad of StonehengeThree thousand years before
9. Golden Dawn Ritual.
10. Other same places.Part of a megalithic structure at Göbekli Tepe (Turkey).Megalithic tomb in Khakasiya, Russian Federation.
11. Megalithic tomb, ManeBraz, BrittanyPoulnabrone dolmen, Ireland.
12. Conclusion. William Wordsworth wrote:Pile of Stone-henge! So
13. Stonehenge will be a mystery forever…
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Introduction Chapter 1 Location Chapter 2 How old is Stonehenge?

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Слайд 1ТВОРЧЕСКАЯ РАБОТА STONEHENGE – FOREVER A MYSTERY (СТОУНХЕНДЖ)
Руководитель работы:

Смирнова Екатерина Васильевна.

Работу выполнили
ученицы 8 «Г» класса:
Пошехонова Мария,
Дымченко Анастасия.

Слайд 2Introduction
Chapter 1 Location
Chapter 2 How old is

Stonehenge?

Chapter 3 Why was it built?
Chapter 4 It might have happened like this
Chapter 5 Golden Dawn Ritual
Chapter 6 Other same places.
Conclusion
Bibliography

Contents

Introduction Chapter 1 Location Chapter 2 How old is Stonehenge?

Слайд 3Introduction.
“stands as lonely in history as it does on

the great plain”
Henry James
John Constable

Слайд 4Location.

Слайд 5The word megalith comes from the Ancient Greek μέγας megas

meaning great, and λίθος lithos meaning stone.

Megaliths.

Слайд 6How old is Stonehenge?
Phase I (2950-2900 BC)
Phase II (c.

2900-2400 BC)
Phase III (c. 2550-1600 BC)

Слайд 7Why was it built?

Слайд 8A Ballad of Stonehenge
Three thousand years before Christ was a

child,
England was beautiful, young and wild.
There were people, forests and

rivers there,
And the magic stones hung in the air.

The people who brought them were strong and brave,
And under these stones they found their graves.
Where did they come from? Where did they go?
Who were these people? We’ll never know.

Was it temple? An ancient god’s house?
Was it compass for friends from the stars?
They built it five thousand years ago,
But why did they do it? We’ll never known.

Now these days are gone and the people are gone,
But the midsummer sunrise still shines on the stone.
And the midwinter sunset still comes with the rain,
And Stonehenge greets them on Salisbury Plain.