21 Jun 2004
Stonehenge study tells pagans and historians it's good to talk

This is a problem that we heathens don't really share with the rest of the "pagan" community: many of us hold degrees in, and more than a few teach, relevant disciplines at major universities.

More understanding among all sides in the great Stonehenge debate might be made if the world was shown images of how the site is experienced by visitors today rather than only its imagined past, suggests new research sponsored by the ESRC. This research is published today as a part of Social Science Week. But the project admits this would undermine the very potent and almost universal need for Stonehenge to remain 'essentially preserved', shrouded in mystery, and the ancient guardian of a hidden past.

(link) [Science Blog - Science News Stories]

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