New Sensational Discovery - Sweden's largest burial mounds are all on a southwesterly line, ending in Silbury Hill in England.
Silbury Hill is located a little north of Stonehenge and is Europe's largest burial mound. The mound together with Avebury, Stonehenge, and Glastonbury Tor is included in a large landscape observatory, where one could observe the winter and summer solstices, equinoxes and the 18-year cycle of the moon, among other things.
If you draw a line with Google Earth or any other mapping tool from Uppsala Högar to Vänersnäs Church, which is built on an ancient large burial mound, you find in between the burial mounds in Skalunda, Anund's Mound, Ströbo Mound, and King Eysteinn's Tumulus all lying on a southwesterly line with an inclination of about 242 degrees. The mounds are not exactly on the line, but close enough to rule out chance. These are Sweden's largest burial mounds.
If you draw the line further to the area around Stonehenge in England, you find that Silbury Hill, Europe's largest burial mound, also lies along this line.
What does it mean, and how is it possible, that Uppsala Mounds, Anund's Mound, Skalunda Barrow, and some more of the largest ancient burial mounds in Sweden lie in line, together with Europe's largest burial mound, Silbury Hill?
First of all, it suggests a connection between the Stonehenge culture and Scandinavia during the Bronze Age and Iron Age.
Also, both of these cultures must have had thorough and advanced knowledge of astronomy and geometry, which as far as I can tell, transcended our modern culture until sometime in the 18th century, when the knowledge of how to calculate latitudes was discovered.
In the Book of Enoch it is mentioned how angels, having descended from heaven, taught humanity astronomy. There are many more lines like this, where ancient megalithic monuments and sites are connected to each other. These strange lines in the landscape and over great distances, sometimes across oceans and continents, confirm the Book of Enoch. Because can anyone believe that the ancient peoples themselves had learned this?
Humanity must have had help, "from above", to draw these long lines, which, moreover, can only be observed from the air.
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