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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* Stonehenge was also the inspiration - or possibly the actual site - | * Stonehenge was also the inspiration for - or possibly the actual site of - the [[Standing Stones]] from ''[[Beast Wars]]''. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 15:27, 28 January 2018
Stonehenge is a monument made of stones. It is just a mundane human-built structure. Nothing unusual about it. Nothing at all.
Fiction
The Last Knight film
The site that would eventually become known as Stonehenge was the centerpoint of Unicron's six horns during the era of Pangaea. By the 21st century, continental drift had shifted the six horns far apart across the globe, but Seymour Simmons was able to deduce Stonehenge's true significance and relay the revelation to Edmund Burton. The Last Knight
Notes
- Stonehenge was also the inspiration for - or possibly the actual site of - the Standing Stones from Beast Wars.
External links
- Stonehenge at Wikipedia
