Comments by "Teagirl009" (@Teagirl009) on "American Reacts to Oldest Site on Earth - Australia's Stonehenge" video.

  1. It's an interesting video. Whether it's all 100% true who can say 🤷‍♀️. But many countries have discovered rocks placements similar to Stonehenge so why not Australia. They are discovering more n more about this continents history all the time. Another interesting one is the Wurdi Youang stone arrangement in Victoria. Hypothesised by scientists to possibly be the oldest astronomical sites in the world. People/settlers for years dismissed Indigenous Australian claims of how long they'd been here. But then Mungo man was discovered in the dried up lakes of lake mungo and was dated back 40+ thousand years and some Aboriginal tools have also been found which date back 60 thousand. There's also millions of petroglyphs in Murujuga. The largest collection in the world. Dating back 40+ thousand years. Which are soon to be heritage listed(on the UNESCO tentative list). Check that out sometime. There's also all the megafauna/Dinosaurs bones and artefacts. We have the world's only proof of a dinosaur stampede discovered too. Look up Winton Dinosaurs in Qld.
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  2. I believe the imagery are 3-dimensional computer renderings of what the site might once have looked like. I guess based off the decsriotions by the original guy who claimed to discover them and the letters later found..
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