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we have a circle made out of stone, I guess? it's from like 3100 BC

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Nuragic "castles" - Sardinia

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We used to, but it was destroyed by whitey "by accident"

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>>18469417
here's what it used to be

>>18469418
isn't it funny that on opposite sides of the world proto-bongs and abos were building stone circles while you don't really see them anywhere else and fast forward 1000s of years said bongs would conquer and occupy that little continent on the other side of the planet

>>18469428
they also had the word dog. Completely different linguistic families. Just by coincidence both happened to call the thing with four legs that goes woof and mauls babbies "dog"

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>>18469428
It wasn't just proto-bongs everyone was at it, it was all the rage. Here's one in Portugal

>>18469428
>>18469473
The Pastoral Neolithic in Kenya and Tanzania is defined by large graveyards/cairns with pillars and stone circles/small boulders around them (basically all the archeological traces are sourced from those.)