Not only is New Hampshire a state but it is a coastal state and it has an Island called Star Island which in some older google earth images has what appears to be an ancient spiral geoglyph which I cannot find any references to anywhere. You can still make out the faint spiral between the shore and the eastern end of the solar panels . There is a large obelisk near it, but I understand the obelisk is not ancient. Would love to hear if anyone knows anything about the geoglyph on Star Island off the coast of New Hampshire.
I love your area. Wanna trade houses? I got 4 to choose from right now (not rich. Grandfather was and he died last year leaving lotsa money, lotsa paperwork, but no will so its all 8n probate just waiting)
It's down the road from me, it's not as impressive as this makes it sound, plus, decades ago, the guy who owned the land modified and added to it so a lot of it's fake
Right?? Many of the forest service detest fees to see nature as well. Very odd how hard the fees are pushed as well. They treat not paying like you just coughed in someone’s mouth.
Look how ancient humans build something like this to track time then look at ourselves just playing some videogames and eating chips, WE ARE EVOLOVING, JUST BACKWARDS!
Funny you should say that. My wife is from Andover, Mass, and she was just saying the same thing to me when I watched it. She said from the time she was a kid to a teenager they kept changing things about it literally every year just to draw more of a crowd in. Fakes
I live 5-10 mins from this site and grew up around it. We often over time would play on them however we never ever forgot or lost the wonder of where and how these theses got there. Even today as an adult we drive by them every week(when we gotta go buy our cigg in salam because packs in MA are $13 a piece I live in MA near the border 🥴🙄) and still get that mystical feeling as we did when we were kids.
I been here, it's ok and they have lamas and chipmunks in the gift shop. They seem to guess a lot about what went on or they are for. When me and a few friends went we were the only people there for awhile ,then a couple of people showed up so not quite as popular as this video says I don't think.
Whenever people can't come up with rational, logical reasoning, they blame aliens, yeah, that's humans for you, always blaming others when their ancient selves were actually very intelligent, if a tad misguided... :P
One of the reasons why it was probably developed by early Native Americans and not European settlers is the signs of stone on stone tooling. Europeans would have had steel tools, which would not have the same type of tooling. That's why that archeologists should be careful of putting their own interpretations on it without reading the site properly. At the time of 1836, American settlers would definitely have steel tools easily accessible from blacksmiths, as guns were already prevalent even in the 1700's.
From what i heard, this place is haunted by hooded shadow figures. The figures do not want people on the property so it being a tour attraction, just angers them. Count me out please.
Provincetown Massachusetts which sits at the end of the long peninsula of Cape Cod sticking out into the Atlantic Ocean is well known to the residents of Massachusetts to have the remains of an ancient Nordic settlement and several homes that are there today were built on the foundations of those Nordic ruins. There is one day of the year when the owners of “the Viking homes” open their homes to anyone who wants to see the foundations in their basements. Provincetown is also the place where the Mayflower first landed and is a logical place for vessels from Northern Europe to stop at as it is the most eastern point in the United a states with the exception of northern Maine.
Going to explore the site today I believe that this was a ley line marking point of power. Anyone who follows esoterica knows this is how Thoth and others would travel around the Earth using the specific somatic frequency of that area.
I've lived in NH my hole life. I've never even heard of this lol I live like 2 towns over from Salem too. Thats just how everywhere seems to be but less advanced like no bridges or caves
the only way we could know for sure is A. Ask Vandall Savage (impossible because he doesn't exist), or B. Use a timeturner on the site (Also impossible, as those also do not exist).
As someone who has been studying archeological hoaxes you very much worried me early on I am glad that you did mention the real history of the site near the end of the video though I am worried there was not enough emphasis on the evidence that proves it to be colonial.
Everyone's first thought when seeing a giant slab: SACRIFICE Me: What if it was just a means to efficiently butcher meat..? Not necessarily sacrifice...?
Why does it have to be sacrificial chamber could it not be used to prepare meat for cooking or for medical situations where a gurney is needed. The oracle chamber is merely a basement where they lit a fire and kept comfortable. Let’s not overthink this. It’s the first campsite 🏕
L'Anse aux Meadows is not Vinland. The Sagas mentions 3 viking settlements in America and Vinland was the largest. The the description makes it pretty clear it is not the same place. Since we did find one small settlement I think it is rather likely the other 2 (and possibly even more) existed as well but finding them is like finding a needle in a haystack. The key is probably to find a nearby iron production since the vikings used bog iron unlike any other civilization so if you find someone that utilized that resource you can be 99.99% sure that it was the vikings. The vikings were not wasteful with iron objects so don't expect to find too much. That said, the American stonehenge is clearly not a viking project, it seems more neolithical in nature. It is likeliest either built by an unknown native American civilization or by an pre Columbian European but likely is not the same thing as sure. A serious archaeological dig is really needed here.
If there are stories of the stones from local indigenous tribes, that should make it pretty easy to discern wether or not it is the ruins of an early European civilization right?
Yeah... but why ask Indigenous peoples about anything when you can just assume we were too backwards to create anything and *imagine* what the site was for? (sarcasm) I agree, it's framed in a really dismissive way.
I live in New Hampshire and I love it when NH is brought up on large TH-cam channels, it reminds people that New Hampshire is a state still lol
new hampshire is a state ?
Dont let New Hampshire become another Connecticut
Does that mean I live in old Hampshire in England?
Not only is New Hampshire a state but it is a coastal state and it has an Island called Star Island which in some older google earth images has what appears to be an ancient spiral geoglyph which I cannot find any references to anywhere. You can still make out the faint spiral between the shore and the eastern end of the solar panels . There is a large obelisk near it, but I understand the obelisk is not ancient. Would love to hear if anyone knows anything about the geoglyph on Star Island off the coast of New Hampshire.
@@antigov7839 yes
Everybody gangsta until there’s a Stonehenge found on Mars
🤦🏻♂️ no..just no.
That would mess everybody head up. I doubt they would even release the info
What how does this make any sense
@@omotayosatuyi252 it would mean that there are aliens or that we have already been to mars
@@omotayosatuyi252 man that went over you're head!
Cave men: does things with stones and caves.
Modern man: had to have been aliens
:Future man invents time travel:
Turns out its a toilet
This guy could talk about a pile of dirt and it would still be interesting
lol
That's kinda what he's doing lol
That's exactly what he's doing.. well rocks and dirt I mean
aliens like trolling humans.
I live right next to Salem and it’s great to see my area be talked about.
I'm in Grantham
I’m in Walpole, the southern part of NH right along the Connecticut river
I love your area. Wanna trade houses? I got 4 to choose from right now (not rich. Grandfather was and he died last year leaving lotsa money, lotsa paperwork, but no will so its all 8n probate just waiting)
@Grendels Rage I’ll respectfully decline, although I have seen some nice houses for sale in Walpole 👀
Manchester Nh checking in
I haven't even heard about this until now.
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Same
Same
It's down the road from me, it's not as impressive as this makes it sound, plus, decades ago, the guy who owned the land modified and added to it so a lot of it's fake
Post-Left Luddite what a dbag
The most mysterious part of this video is how generously the ancient alien's guy's hair is presented.
A Jersey man was just arrested for vandalizing the site. 2 days ago!
New Jersey? Or the OG Jersey?
Does it really.matter where his frim? He could be from timbuktu and I still dont care where he's from. As long as he's not a alien from Uranus....
Cuz if he's from there I bet he stinks!
@@azjeepguy83 💨 Too funny! 😂 🤣
He is now cursed
Who else never even heard of it before this ?? 😂
That would be me
Lol saw this on Ancient Aliens and The UnXplained with William Shatner
When u put in American stone henge you get Georgen guide stones instead
I never did. I had an aunt who lived in NH, and I was there a few times, including the Polar Bear Caves, but never this.
Does encountering it on RDR2 counts?
I thought this would be about the "american stonehenge" at the bottom of Lake Michigan near traverse city. This is cool too tho 😁
Never heard of this, looks cool
Tell us more about lake michigam
Lake michigan
NEVER KNEW THAT EXISTED, THANK YOU FOR GIVING ME SOMETHING NEW TO LEARN ABOUT...
Cool
*We give so much credit to The Infographics Show that we forget the most important person(or in this case, a graphic), the cameraman!*
Lol
There are 70 “cameramen at the Infographics
I'm an alien and I remember doing this
Me too
Same
Same here bro! That was one CRAZY Friday night!
@Geak-and-Gamer ikr it was sOOOOooOOoo fun
I had no idea about the American Stonehenge until today. Thank you for the update, the Infographics Show..!! :)
Nice video!
Hugs to everyone reading this comment 🙂
Where is my hug?
Ya where is my hug JB Productions
@@ismailmurshid2955 here's a cookie🍪
@JB Productions, Awwww.... right back at ya☺️
@Sachin Thx!
Never cite the ancient aliens tv show for any reason ever.
$12 to look at a bunch of rocks 🤦♂️ Only in America
Right?? Many of the forest service detest fees to see nature as well. Very odd how hard the fees are pushed as well. They treat not paying like you just coughed in someone’s mouth.
It’s pathetic.
Capitalism at it's finest
I have heard about other henge like ruins in side of lake michigan, also some petroglyphs and other carvings hidden under the water there....
Everyone gangster until Primal Phineas and Ferb built their own houses
Look how ancient humans build something like this to track time then look at ourselves just playing some videogames and eating chips, WE ARE EVOLOVING, JUST BACKWARDS!
Never heard of this place before. Nice video. Thanks for sharing
the stonehenge-like parts were prolly a calendar like the british one, and the dwelling-like parts might've been a whole villa
Love the Infographics T-Shirt
IDK how someone could thumbs down this video
it's profoundly racist, for starters.
@francine bacone true..
idk, the racism for one.
Yes. Vinland exists. Finland? Not everyone agrees that it does.
(But it totally does exist.)
Us Europeans have this issue where we struggle to believe other people groups could do somthing great, it was probably just the natives
This is right down the street from me... Went there when I was a kid.... The guy who owns it "enhanced" the "ruins" so it's fake
Funny you should say that. My wife is from Andover, Mass, and she was just saying the same thing to me when I watched it. She said from the time she was a kid to a teenager they kept changing things about it literally every year just to draw more of a crowd in. Fakes
quantum glue extremely sticking and repair forever ever like a normal
Idk why but ancient cultures just fascinate me. Anything to do with earths past and science does. 🤤✅
Same
Too bad this is a tourist trap and much of it is fake, I live down the street from it
@Post-Left Luddite Wha-
@@ismailmurshid2955 Yeah its all colonial like it talks about at the end of the video
I misread the title as ‘the man behind the slaughter’
It’s been so long
Ikr
Stoopid
Whsy
Can't blame you. I mean this is infographic show.
I live 5-10 mins from this site and grew up around it. We often over time would play on them however we never ever forgot or lost the wonder of where and how these theses got there. Even today as an adult we drive by them every week(when we gotta go buy our cigg in salam because packs in MA are $13 a piece I live in MA near the border 🥴🙄) and still get that mystical feeling as we did when we were kids.
Please do an episode on the Elberton Guidesrones.
I live about 50 minutes from this place, and still haven’t had a chance to visit it.
The music scares me the most😣
Braaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
I been here, it's ok and they have lamas and chipmunks in the gift shop. They seem to guess a lot about what went on or they are for. When me and a few friends went we were the only people there for awhile ,then a couple of people showed up so not quite as popular as this video says I don't think.
That was made in 1955! My gran dad help them set up that scheme
Me being Canadian and never hearing of “American Stonehenge”
I live an hour away and never heard of this
So strange you haven't heard of it.
@@delariousedefarias5175 if was on History Channel a few weeks ago. That is where Infographics show seen it.
This reminds me of that pyramid down in middle Georgia.
Whenever people can't come up with rational, logical reasoning, they blame aliens, yeah, that's humans for you, always blaming others when their ancient selves were actually very intelligent, if a tad misguided... :P
Aliens could be our ancestors
@@ThanksMayor no they couldn't?
this channel is addictive
Live 20 minutes from this place it’s pretty cool there
I live in Salem and have visited the Stonehenge, its pretty cool and worth a visit if you have the chance coming through Salem!
I live about a 25 minute drive from there and I have never actually been there. Now I need to go being that it was on The Infographics show.
Fact: SCP-2000 Based on this place
The family has a verry fitting name to own the American stonehenge
Never heard of this place😎
There's a reason for that. Fraud is a strong word, but not entirely inaccurate.
I've been there a couple of times, it a really cool place to wander around.
Me
Listening to him: 1%
Enjoying beautiful animation: 99%
I definitely saw this on Ancient Aliens.
I saw it on the Holzer Files last week.
Ive been to this site, and it really is amazing!
One of the reasons why it was probably developed by early Native Americans and not European settlers is the signs of stone on stone tooling. Europeans would have had steel tools, which would not have the same type of tooling. That's why that archeologists should be careful of putting their own interpretations on it without reading the site properly. At the time of 1836, American settlers would definitely have steel tools easily accessible from blacksmiths, as guns were already prevalent even in the 1700's.
11 minutes and 4 ads later only to find out that "American Stonehenge" is just an old juice bar that also sold home made soap...THANKS INFOGRAPHICS!
The V-Hut was where all the virgins slept and the sundeck was where all the cool people chilled at night.
i live in new hampshire i’ve never heard of this, i’m gonna check it out
so im from NH and to say the weird thing he never mentions that its shaped like a dragon fly from satellite
The biggest mistake historians make is thinking humans of prehistoric times weren't as smart as modern humans today.
Did i hear that correctly? *DAVID STARBUCK!?* THATS LITERALLY THE COOLEST LAST NAME EVER
Ikr
Can you do zono portnova next
Zino*
From what i heard, this place is haunted by hooded shadow figures. The figures do not want people on the property so it being a tour attraction, just angers them. Count me out please.
I live in New Hampshire and I had no idea about this!
I learned about this place less than a week after moving here. You need to explore your state more
When you are early and don't know what to comment XD 😂
Its the aliens who left it !!
Me : hmmm nah man
The ending thought. Talk about a strong finish.
What if there is a Stonehenge in every continent?
Lool
i mean there are loads of them
Just visited this place the other day. Anyone in New England should take a day trip there its truly remarkable. BTW no one thinks it was aliens.
That’s cool
I agree
Being a Scott I got excited at the title at first...
Provincetown Massachusetts which sits at the end of the long peninsula of Cape Cod sticking out into the Atlantic Ocean is well known to the residents of Massachusetts to have the remains of an ancient Nordic settlement and several homes that are there today were built on the foundations of those Nordic ruins. There is one day of the year when the owners of “the Viking homes” open their homes to anyone who wants to see the foundations in their basements. Provincetown is also the place where the Mayflower first landed and is a logical place for vessels from Northern Europe to stop at as it is the most eastern point in the United a states with the exception of northern Maine.
I live literally right next to this 🤣
Going to explore the site today I believe that this was a ley line marking point of power. Anyone who follows esoterica knows this is how Thoth and others would travel around the Earth using the specific somatic frequency of that area.
I always thought of the Georgia Guidestones of America’s Stonehenge
I've lived in NH my hole life. I've never even heard of this lol I live like 2 towns over from Salem too. Thats just how everywhere seems to be but less advanced like no bridges or caves
I’m a get that address
It is awesome to watch infographics show I like you verses Pennywise
the only way we could know for sure is A. Ask Vandall Savage (impossible because he doesn't exist), or B. Use a timeturner on the site (Also impossible, as those also do not exist).
As someone who has been studying archeological hoaxes you very much worried me early on I am glad that you did mention the real history of the site near the end of the video though I am worried there was not enough emphasis on the evidence that proves it to be colonial.
That’s like a 20 minute drive from my house
Nice to see my town being mentioned. Bricks life. Salem people know what I'm talking about
I live 10 min from there it is nothing special the family scams ppl into thinking otherwise
Everyone's first thought when seeing a giant slab: SACRIFICE
Me: What if it was just a means to efficiently butcher meat..? Not necessarily sacrifice...?
Probably remenants we’re found and I went there today it seems like a sacrificial area
Why does it have to be sacrificial chamber could it not be used to prepare meat for cooking or for medical situations where a gurney is needed. The oracle chamber is merely a basement where they lit a fire and kept comfortable. Let’s not overthink this. It’s the first campsite 🏕
I’m up in this piece!
I live in the area- it looks nothing like the graphics in this video. Its not that cool unfortunately.
Yeah, me too, it's a tourist trap
A video on the Georgia Guidestones would be cool
L'Anse aux Meadows is not Vinland. The Sagas mentions 3 viking settlements in America and Vinland was the largest. The the description makes it pretty clear it is not the same place.
Since we did find one small settlement I think it is rather likely the other 2 (and possibly even more) existed as well but finding them is like finding a needle in a haystack. The key is probably to find a nearby iron production since the vikings used bog iron unlike any other civilization so if you find someone that utilized that resource you can be 99.99% sure that it was the vikings.
The vikings were not wasteful with iron objects so don't expect to find too much. That said, the American stonehenge is clearly not a viking project, it seems more neolithical in nature. It is likeliest either built by an unknown native American civilization or by an pre Columbian European but likely is not the same thing as sure. A serious archaeological dig is really needed here.
Only 910 views?
As someone who lives a few miles away from it and has been there a few times it is a tourist trap and they have conflicting evidence at best
Yep, I'm in New Hampshire too, it's a tourist trap
Do one on kokino
If there are stories of the stones from local indigenous tribes, that should make it pretty easy to discern wether or not it is the ruins of an early European civilization right?
Yeah... but why ask Indigenous peoples about anything when you can just assume we were too backwards to create anything and *imagine* what the site was for? (sarcasm)
I agree, it's framed in a really dismissive way.
It’s 2021 no surprise if it was 👽
How do I live less than 10 miles from this and have never even heard of it?
And that's why my mummy took my tree down
Your talking in Harry Potter language:mummy
"Like no other", literally named by the one other thing like it
The sundial has roman numerals, its hilarious.
Now I know what Fred Flintstone would look like with long hair and a full beard.
I gotta call bs. It's really a pre-human tribe's (Lovecraftian) temple.
😆
Neat
I live by this
Nice..
I thought this was going to be about the Georgia Guidestones.
What?! No 'Squatch??