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The land of the Stonehenge Mystery Tour is known as the archaeological park of Stonehenge. This ancient monument was made out of a vast deposit of dolomite deposits and sulfates. There are many layers in the ground, which were formed by the river running through it, as well as by heavy rainfall.
Today, visitors to the area can still marvel at the Pyramids from the comfort of a comfortable car or even on the move. If you are interested in touring the area yourself, there are two main ways to do this. You can walk along the main road that runs through the area and visit the various Stonehenge sites which can be found here. Alternatively, you can book a guided tour of the area that will take you through the most popular areas of the site.
When you visit Stonehenge, you will be awed by the huge rock formation. It looks like the eye of an angry god and contains countless chambers which have been carved out into the shape of animals and human beings. Each of the rooms has its own entrance, which is guarded by huge pillars. It also contains hundreds of smaller stone circles which contain artifacts as well.
The tour of the mystery of Stonehenge begins at the southern entrance of the region called Stonehenge. Here, you will find the animal statuary and the mysterious standing stones. These are called the 'Mummy Heads' and are made from granite. At the northern end of the circle is the burial chamber of the dead, which was decorated with the very best examples of Egyptian art.
The exact purpose of the pyramids was to guard the land against the evil. However, they were also used as a burial ground. A lot of artifacts have been discovered in the chambers, which date back to around 2500BC. They include weapons, furniture, utensils and crowns as well as a variety of decorative stone tools.
The ancient people of the Near East would have used the site for ritualistic purposes. The Red Pyramid built by Cleopatra may be found here and many other similar structures. There are many other large stones in the area including the Menhirs which can be viewed like a boss box. Other significant structures include the Queen Mary ocean liner, a Saxon mansion and even the Roman fort at Hatfield.
If you decide to go there, you should make sure that you pay a visit during the day as it can get very busy. During the night, you will not want to be left out because the ancient people do not usually come out in daylight. Once you are inside, you will see a very different world that is full of colour. If you take a walk in the park, you will be able to see the sunlight reflecting off the water, which gives the place a very magical glow. A Stonehenge mystery tour will enable you to discover the true story of this fascinating monument.
