File:Letter from English Heritage about Stonehenge lintels.png
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The claim that the lintels at Stonehenge were linked end-to-end by tongue and groove joints is seductive because it implies an astonishing, even incredible, precision of stone working. Yhe idea also implies deliberate chirality of construction with implications for the direction of any circular ceremonial procession. The state protectors of Stonehenge, English Heritage, have sent the statement shown. There is not sufficient evidence for Dr. Greaney's claim that "some stones have one tongue and one grooves, others two of each" for me or WP:RS. Philvoids (talk) 18:53, 24 July 2022 (UTC) |
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I have scanned a reply letter that is intended for Wikipedia |
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14 July 2022 |
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The writer intends her statement for use in Wikipedia. I release my scan of her statement to Wikipedia.
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