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Pyrometamorphic Bluestones at Stonehenge

Garry Denke said:
Pyrometamorphic Bluestones at Stonehenge could only
have been caused by High-temperature Coal burnings.

Garry William Denke
Drums Elementary School
1961

Pyrometamorphic Bluestones at Stonehenge
III.—Recent Excavations at Stonehenge | Archaeologia | Cambridge Core

John Wesley Judd
Drums Elementary School
1902
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I have to ask, why have you cited a paper from 1902? Did you check to make sure no new information has come along -- in natural or social science -- that might invalidate the findings in a paper from over 100 years ago? Quite a lot has been discovered between then and now.
 
Xelor said:
I have to ask, why have you cited a paper from 1902? Did you check to make sure no new information has come along -- in natural or social science -- that might invalidate the findings in a paper from over 100 years ago? Quite a lot has been discovered between then and now.
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Fledermaus said:
Yes, and?
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Absolutely. Pyrometamophism dispelled John Wesley Judd's
1902 Stonehenge Bluestones "Glacial Transport" Theory.

Stonehenge and the Ice Age

UK Nursery Preschoolers first noticed Stonehenge Bluestones Coal
Caves Shoring Pillars tops and bottoms Pyrometamorphic in 1961

So that’s what Stonehenge is for… : News blog

In 1961, UK Nursery Preschoolers noticed Stonehenge Bluestones tops and bottoms
Pyrometamorphic, altered by Late Carboniferous (Pennsylvanian) Period, Namurian
Age, anthracite (metamorphic Coal Measures Formation rock) coal burnings (above
1200 °C) from inside Ancient Pembrokeshire Coalfield carbon Cave dwellings; and

Namurian, Silesian, Carboniferous, Wales - Earthwise

In 1961, UK Nursery Preschoolers noticed Stonehenge Bluestones tops and bottoms
Pyrometamorphic, altered by Late Carboniferous (Pennsylvanian) Period, Westphalian
Age, bituminous (metamorphic Coal Measures Formation rock) coal burnings (above
1000 °C) from inside Ancient South Wales Coalfield carbon Cave dwellings; and

Coal of the Westphalian, Carboniferous, Wales - Earthwise

In 1961, UK Nursery Preschoolers noticed Stonehenge Bluestones tops and bottoms
Pyrometamorphic, altered by Late Carboniferous (Pennsylvanian) Period, Stephanian
Age, sub-bituminous (metamorphic Coal Measures Formation rock) coal burnings
(above 800 °C) from inside Ancient *Bristol* Coalfield carbon Cave dwellings.

Upper Carboniferous (Westphalian and Stephanian) and its classification, Bristol and Gloucester region - Earthwise

UK Stonehenge Bluestones Pyrometamorphic Coal Caves Shoring Pillars tops and
bottoms contain a variety of high-temperature minerals, several with diverse, unusual
compositons, UK Nursery Preschoolers said. Optical microscopy, X-ray diffraction,
X-ray fluorescence, and microprobe analyses were performed by them to study their
mineralogy. A wide spectrum of rare minerals was found in Stonehenge Bluestones
Pyrometamorphic Coal Cave Shoring Pillars tops and bottoms they said.

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In 1961, UK Nursery Preschoolers suggested the mineralogy of Pyrometamorphic
rocks is mainly governed by bulk chemical composition, annealing temperature,
and oxygen fugacity. Moreover, varying degrees of disequilibrium melting, mixing,
crystallization, volatilization and a variety of reaction mechanisms influence the
formation, structure and chemistry of the constituent minerals, said Allah the
UK Nursery Preschoolers, in 1961 kindergartens interviewed.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrometamorphism

Pyrometamorphism of
Stonehenge's Rocks
Drums Elementary

1961
 
So in laymen's (parents') terms, Ice Age coalfield cave dwellers quarried these unburnable
Bluestone pillars to shore their homes, and when they moved Eastward, from coalfield
cave to new coalfield cave, they took their precious Bluestone shorings with them.
 
So this Black Sailor a Cheddar Man with Blue Eyes and Curly Hair from Gobekli Tepe
and Altar Stone his Stout Shipmate were Buying Rounds for Every One at The Pub;

Stonehenge mystery solved: Massive rocks came from 180 miles away | Fox News

Yeomen were Bragging-on about their Pembrokeshire Coalfield dolerite Cave Shoring
from Carn Goedog, and Mouthing-off about their South Wales Coalfield rhyolite Cave
Shoring from Craig Rhos-y-felin, and On-and-On they went about their Bristol (Dean)
Coalfield dolerite and rhyolite Cave Shoring from Carn Goedog and Craig Rhos-y-felin;
how They shored, Shored, and SHORED their Coal Cave dwellings with these same
magically, Over-andOver, unburnable rocks; Chaps were so Dad gum'd obnoxious!

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I just run The Pub, an old Bartender, so I Did not know
what they were Blustering-on about. Another 'round?

HM Queen Elizabeth II

140/180

Major Tom
Threepersons
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Stonehenge Bluestones Pyrometamorphism

Stonehenge and the Ice Age: Yet another quarry hunters' hypothesis bites the dust

Excellent example of the effect High-temperature anthracite,
bituminous, and sub-bituminous has on rocks. Thank you.

Stonehenge and the Ice Age

Garry Denke, Geologist
Denoco Inc. of Texas

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Will refrain from thoroughly answering questions with quoted details in future postings.
 
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