Ley Line Video
Ley lines are the term used for the straight tracks that connect through geographical and historical places in the UK like Stonehenge. Several researchers from the 18th century onwards noted that ancient sites were built along them but, it was the amateur archaeologist Alfred Watkins who first used the term Ley Line in his books Early British Trackways and The Old Straight Track. He theorised that the trackways were created by people travelling overland by link of sight navigation during neolithic times.
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