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this is Sillbury hill, it is located in the county of Wiltshire, England. it stands 39 meters tall and is artificial in manifacture made somewhere in the Neolithic period.
it is positioned near Avebury, a henge similar to stonehenge, but smaller and less well known.
the location has a history of paranormal events, including a recent sighting by an offduty police officer who witnessed 3 identical beings near sillbury hill investigating a crop circle who ran off at breakneck speed after being confronted.
What are /x/ their thoughts on Sillbury hill and other neolithical monuments, what paranormal events might have you have witnessed around sillbury hill or similar neolithical sites and what does /x/ know about paranormal events surrounding or that have a connection to British or mainland European Neolithic monuments.
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>what are your thoughts on Silbury hill
It's an impressive for a big pile of dirt.
>other neolithic monuments
They're cool piles of dirt and rings of stone and tombs n' shit.
>paranormal events
There are none.
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>>18356690
Perhaps a burial mound or a way for ancient humans to map the stars. We don't give them enough credit for their understanding of astronomy which is unfortunate. People have been making big hills for ages so I don't necessarily believe ayys are involved.
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>>18356690
Such mounds are usually just graves, barrows.
There are plenty of them for example in current Bulgaria - left overs of Thracian warriors.
If there's anything paranormal involved, perhaps you should look at it as if it was just a graveyard, rather than some cult site.
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>>18356690
It is a thin place, an entrance to the Otherworld.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celtic_Otherworld
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>>18356953
1. There's no evidence Silbury Hill has anything to do with astronomy.
2. What evidence do you have that ancient peoples knew more about astronomy that real archaeologists don't have?
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>>18357447
Some mounds are even just a result of gacial melting, specifically flat-topped ones.
Geology's very important to know, imo.
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It looks like dirt covered a castle or some sort of building. maybe there are spoopies locked away inside of it, in inacessible underground chambers.
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>>18356690
same hill, OP?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fF8wU4Nl9Y
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>>18358806
Nope. Solsbury Hill was an iron age hill fort.
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>>18356690
>be neolithic
>too retarded to build anything cool
>build mound
>retarded teenagers check out crop circles because England is boring as shit
>run from fatass Brit cop
OI NIGEL IT BE PARANORMAL M8
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>>18356715
/x/ in a nutshell
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>>18358965
this
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