Careful Denke.
Lets not throw stones, shall we. The storage space was mine and I was little annoyed that my bandwidth would be eaten by you spamming the net because you were too lazy to link the images to your own space. I made my point and had fun doing it by changing the files. Again: my storage space.
But since you decided to chuck a stone at me, let me toss one back.
Where's the academic honesty in using Hawley's site plans on
a document you call your own? You call it vol 1, p.1 but give no credit to Hawley (1925).
Instead, you spam up whatever forums you come across with gibberish and probably sit in your underwear in the middle of the night giggling with delight as people discuss and react to your silly posts. You had my interest for a while, particularly with the coal-mining hypothesis, but when that didn't pan out you stick with the gibberish about the Lost Ark of the Covenent. Making a wild speculation and then listing a bunch of apparently
random and unrelated facts does not make science. There's no discussion of why the nonsense you write here is connected nor is there anything postulated that is testable. Moreover, your hypothesis that there are Near Eastern artifacts buried below the Stonehenge Heelstone appears to have no real source of data from which to make the inference.
Unlike Stryder, I don't think you're a "bot" or someone who is drunk or high. I think you're just a guy who gets his jollies screwing with others on the net. To that end, I find you somewhat entertaining. And, until you actually make a coherent assertion, I'm content to contribute my bit for the show.
Hawley, W. (1925). Report on excavations at Stonehenge during the season of 1923.
Antiquaries, vol. 5, 21-50.