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Landmark Bridges: Golden Gate Bridge, Millau Bridge, Hoover Dam

Landmark Towers: Eiffel Tower, Empire State Building, Big Ben, Leaning Tower of

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Other Landmarks: Statue of Librety, Sydney Opera House, Brandenburg Gate, MounRushmore, Capitol Hill, Great Buddha of Kamakura, Trevi Fountain, Gateway Arch, HD



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How has it changed over the years?



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“Welcome to Stonehenge”

“Hello, today we will look at the amazing structure behind me”“all of the facts, theories, and mysteries about Stonehenge.”

“First we will take a look at where it is.”

“Stonehenge is located in the Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire”

“On the outside you will see 56 holes, called Aubrey Holes named after the guy wh

discovered them, no one knows the reason for them though.”

“Next are the Station Stones, they form a rectangle whose diagonals intersect at a

angle very close to the centre of Stonehenge.” “Reason for this,one of the pairs ma

Summer Solstice and the other pair marks the Winter Solstice.”

“Even further in are the Y Holes and Z Holes. There are 29 Z Holes and 30 Y. Z Hole

5-15ft away from the Sarsen Circle, which we will get to later, and they average 3ft d

Holes however are about 35ft away from the Sarsen Circle and also average 3ft dee



“Personally, I think it is an astronomical calendar but that is just me.”

“Some interesting facts about Stonehenge are, in Alliance, NE, there is a replica of

Stonehenge made of Vintage American Cars. Also, found around Stonehenge, therecircular shrines, so could Stonehenge be the “Father” shrine? I guess that is just ano

theory. And if you wanted to pinpoint the centre of Stonehenge the coordinates are

51° 10’ 42”, Long. W 1° 49’ 29”.”

“But unfortunately, today Stonehenge is being ruined. One reason is over the years

endured erosion but now it is getting the most of it, second, people are taking rockStonehenge, third, people are also grafting of it.” “So the Stonehenge you see toda

NOTHING like when it was built.”

“That is it for my tour of Stonehenge.”



A Tour Of

By Jacob W.

Stoneheng



Here is Stonehenge



There are many Parts of Ston

And I will go over them starting withfurthest outside.



Aubrey Holes

There are 56,and not much is

known about

them



Station Stones

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diagonals

intersect at a 45degree angle



Y Holes Z Holes

29 Z Holes30 Y Holes

Average 3ft deep

5-15ft away from

Sarsen Circle



Sarsen Circle

30 StonesDiameter=97ft

Lintels

S a r s e n C i r c l e

Lintels



Bluestone Circle

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miles away!

Each weighs up

to 4 tons



Trilithons

5 of these Stones

Laid into a shape

of a Horseshoe

Not much known

about them



Bluestone Horseshoe

19 Bluestones make it up

Aligned with the

northeast opening

Diameter=39ft



Centre of Stonehenge

Middle Stone is called the Altar Stone

Made of greenish brownsandstone



Purposes?

No one knows what the real purpose Stonehenge was, there is just theorie



Theories

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astronomical calendar● long distance communication syste

● giant bells/musical instrument

● elite burial ground

● hunting ground● unity monument

● healing site



Fun Facts

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Carhenge● 17 circular shrines

● Centre of Stonehenge

Coordinates are

Lat. N 51° 10’ 42”, Long. W 1° 49’ 29”

● Fridgehenge



Stonehenge Today

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Graffiti● Stolen Stones

● Erosion

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That is Stonehenge



BLUE MOSQUE By: Kelsie B

“Hello everyone, and welcome to a one of the most famous landmarks in Ista

Blue Mosque. Today I will take you on a journey to the 17th century to discover a wo

of color and architecture. This beautiful masterpiece was built by Sultan Ahmet who

place of worship that would be even better than the Hagia Sophia which was the sec

largest worship place in Istanbul. Sultan was so anxious for his magnificent creation

finished he assisted in the work but sadly he passed away a year after the completio

he was 27 years old. He was later buried outside the mosque with his wife and 3 son

mosque took 7 years to complete 1609-1616.Know that you know the backstory on this masterpiece I can show you what

about when I say wonderland of color.” “But before I can show you the reason of why

it the BLUE mosque I need to describe to you the misunderstanding of Sultans crew

off as you look up at what looks like 6 large pillars that end at a point are actually ca

minarets. Sultan ordered two minarets to be made of gold, but there wasn’t enough

the workers decided instead to build six minarets to see it uniqueness.”

“Now it is time for the beauty to speak for itself. As we walk inside you will sebeautiful ceiling covered in blue It is in fact covered with 20 000 handmade ceramic

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