Stones Chapter 5

"Rami" believed that Stonehenge must have been built to honor

• the living

• the dead

• the future

• the permanent home

Why did "Rami" hate filming in Stonehenge?

• too hot

• too cloudy

• too cold

• too rainy

"Rami" believed the stones were put up for the

• living

• sightseers

• people to visit

• ancestors

Most people believed that Stonehenge was built as a

• park

• temple

• graveyard

• church

What led "Rami" to suggest a very different purpose for Stonehenge than other archaeologists had thought?

Responses

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• Ramilisonina thought that different cultures probably treated the dead in similar ways.

• Ramilisonina was known for having unconventional ideas.

• Ramilisonina had fresh eyes because he had never been to England.

• Ramilisonina had more experience as an archaeologist than Mike.

What evidence support "Rami" had more experience as an archaeologist than Mike.

• “Ramilisonina (he has one name) is a retired archaeologist who was born in Madagascar and has devoted his life to studying its myths, its history, and the story of its peoples.”

• “Mike was bringing a person who could see the ancient stone circle with fresh eyes?”

• “But in fact he was turning Stonehenge upside down--seeing it exactly the opposite way from what esteemed scholars had been saying for centuries."

• “You build out of stone when you want something that will never fade away.”

What proved that William Stuckley's theory that Stonehenge was used as a Druid temple was wrong?

• The Druids did not use temples.

• Stonehenge was built 2,000 years after the Druids disappeared. 

• Stonehenge was too old to be built by Druids.

• The druids lived in ancient Rome, not ancient Britain.

Stonehenge was "a prehistoric temple" as a center for Druid ceremonies."

• King James I

• William Stuckey

• John Aubrey

" Stonehenge was a circle around treasure"

• John Aubrey

• William Stuckey

• King James I

"Stonehenge was a "Druid temple"

• William Stuckey

• King James I

• John Aubrey