Is this Africa’s “Stonehenge” or is it just an abandoned cattle pen?

Was Adam's Calendar an instrument through which humans contacted the Annunaki to tell them to come and collect their gold, or was it simply fortified enclosures where people lived with their livestock?
My heartfelt thanks to Andrew Collins who graciously allowed me to use photos posted on his website.
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The purpose of Adam's Calendar remains a subject of speculation and debate among researchers. Some, like Michael Tellinger, suggest that it may have been used as an astronomical calendar and could have had a connection with the Annunaki. Others, like Andrew Collins, are more skeptical about these claims.
There is no definitive evidence to confirm whether Adam's Calendar was specifically designed for contacting extraterrestrial beings or if it was simply a place for human habitation. As you mentioned, Andrew Collins believes it deserves further investigation. The exact purpose of these stone structures is still a mystery, and opinions on their significance vary.
It's fascinating to explore the possibilities and debate the interpretations, but the true nature of Adam's Calendar remains shrouded in mystery.

[@Manco65]

Only so many ways you can stack rocks. So who stacked the rocks when at different sites?

[@greywithglasses]

That is one of the many unanswered questions.