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An Introduction to Bruce...
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In the Ancent World, a
high-status building such as Stonehenge would have been built as a
Monument. The very word 'Monument' means an object of remembrance, and
Stonehenge's builders intended that the massive Sarsen stones would
endure for posterity; even after the wooden structure had decayed or
been stripped away, the intrinsic stone cicle would remain down through
the ages, for future generations to ponder and marvel. Now Bruce Bedlam
presents us with his interpretation of Stonehenge's constuction and
use...
What you see collected on this site, are the works of Bruce. He is a life-long member of MENSA, a puzzle expert and inventor of the Bedlam Cube™. Bruce took it upon himself more than 30 years ago to unravel one of the Worlds most famous puzzles... Stonehenge.
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"I am not an
archaeologist, but I have a unique ability to puzzle and work things
out. I am a systematic, logical person with many years of experience in
searching for the unknown. I decided to take on Stonehenge as a
challenge and a personal quest in the form of a puzzle. I knew it would
take years and there was also the possibility that my quest would never
end. Years of research and study have enabled me to see the questions
that needed to be answered before any sort of theory or reconstruction
could take place."
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What I did was look at Stonehenge and start to ask these questions. Why
are the stones so big? Why are they in a circle? Why are they joined
together? What was the purpose of Stonehenge?"
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Bruce’s theories are logical, practical and will change your views on our history, as you think you know it.
Bruce believes he
has made one of the greatest archaeological discoveries ever. He has
found not just a new interpretation of the building and its origin but
also how the stones were transported, the route taken, how they were
raised, what Stonehenge was used for, and most importantly, who built
it. He believes he has a story here that will astound the world.
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Bruce on Stonehenge...
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The
mystery of Stonehenge may have baffled experts for centuries, but
British Inventor Bruce is sure he will win people round to his
way of thinking.
It has taken Bruce 30 years of research to come to a theory that Stonehenge was a building.
"What
I did was look at it and start to ask some questions. Why are the
stones so big? Why are they in a circle? Why are they joined together?
I had to come up with an answer that would cover all the questions."
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