Stonehenge enhanced voices and music within the stone ring

Despite all the gaps between stones, sounds briefly lingered inside Stonehenge Lego, the team found. The researchers calculated the reverberation time in the model. That’s a measure of how long it takes sound to decay by 60 decibels. (That equates to one one-millionth of the original sound energy. At that point, the sound is basically gone.) A longer reverberation means the sound would linger longer.

Mid-frequency sounds inside the model lasted an average of about 0.6 second. That effect would have boosted the ability to hear voices in the circle. It also would have enhanced the sounds of drums or other musical instruments, Cox says. How does that compare to places you might hear music today? Sounds may reverberate about 0.4 second in a living room. It would last around two seconds in a large concert hall and roughly eight seconds in a large cathedral.

Scientist found that there are people under the Stonehenge.The people that are under are mostly women and there stuff.