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STONEHENGE: O Mistério Milenar do Círculo de Pedras na Inglaterra!

Viaje no tempo e explore a planície de Salisbury para desvendar os segredos de Stonehenge, o monumento pré-histórico mais enigmático do mundo!

Construído há mais de 5.000 anos por povos neolíticos, este colossal círculo de pedras desafia a engenharia moderna: como nossos ancestrais moveram blocos de até 50 toneladas por quilômetros, alguns vindos das distantes montanhas de Gales?

Neste vídeo, mergulhe nas principais teorias que tentam explicar sua existência:

Observatório Astronômico: Alinhado perfeitamente com os solstícios e equinócios.

Templo de Cura: Um local de peregrinação mística.

Vasto Cemitério: O lugar de descanso final de reis e líderes.

Stonehenge é um Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO e um testemunho da capacidade, organização e crença inabalável da humanidade antiga. O que você acha que motivou sua construção? Deixe seu palpite nos comentários!

Assista, descubra e deixe-se maravilhar pelo eco do tempo que reside em cada pedra.

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Transcrição
00:00Stony Hang, the circle of giants and the echo of time.
00:04On the vast Salisbury Plain in southern England,
00:07where the wind whispers secrets through the centuries,
00:11One of the most enigmatic and imposing monuments in human history stands there: Stony Hang.
00:16A colossal stone circle, a prehistoric sundial,
00:20A sanctuary of mysteries that defies our understanding.
00:24Around 5,000 years ago,
00:26long before the pyramids of Egypt or the Roman Empire,
00:30Neolithic and Bronze Age peoples embarked on one of the engineering works.
00:34most notable figures of the ancient world.
00:36Without wheels, without modern pack animals,
00:39They moved stones weighing up to 50 tons.
00:43The largest ones, the sarsens, came from kilometers away.
00:48The smallest ones, the bluestones, traveled over 200 kilometers.
00:52Crossing landscapes and rivers, from the mountains of Gares.
00:56Imagine the effort, the organization, the unwavering belief that moved these stone giants.
01:03What motivated them?
01:05What were they looking for?
01:07Archaeology offers us clues, but no definitive answers.
01:12Stony Hang is a kaleidoscope of possibilities.
01:15It would be a primitive astronomical observatory.
01:18A stone calendar perfectly aligned with the solstices and equinoxes.
01:23When the summer sun rises on the horizon,
01:26its rays kiss the main stone,
01:28in a spectacle that has been repeated for millennia.
01:30Or perhaps, a vast cemetery,
01:34a final resting place for kings and leaders,
01:37a sacred field where hundreds of remains were cremated and buried.
01:42There is also the theory of healing,
01:44a place of pilgrimage where people came seeking miracles and relief from illness,
01:49attracted by the mystical properties of blue stones.
01:53Or perhaps even a meeting point,
01:56A place for celebration and cultural exchange for people from all over Great Britain.
02:00Today, Stonehenge is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
02:05No longer an active site for rituals,
02:07But a silent testament to human capacity and ingenuity.
02:12The legends, which once spoke of the wizard Merlin building it with magic,
02:16They gave way to science and research.
02:18which show us just how capable our ancestors really were.
02:22Stonehenge still stands.
02:24an echo of time,
02:26a stark reminder that,
02:27behind the veil of the past,
02:29Humanity has always looked to the sky.
02:31He always honored his dead.
02:33and always sought its place in the cosmos.
02:36And as long as the stones continue to defy time,
02:39The mystery of Stonehenge will live on forever.
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