Therefore priests would’ve wanted to know eclipses in advance in order to perhaps carry out impressive rituals in where the moon would darken for a few hours at the highpoint in some ritual and reinforce their priestly power in the eyes at the multitude gathered at Stonehenge. The idea that Stonehenge was some kind of stone age observatory was still contradicting to archaeologists as Stonehenge is an approximate side rule to keep track and predict eclipses which seemed totally far-fetched. Stonehenge was, hypothetically, built by the presumed society of ‘Howling Barbarians’, who could not possibly be capable of making advanced astronomical observations. There was no record that Stonehenge people in Britain had a concept of a number system or writing. Their pottery and material goods were sophisticated up to a point, but there’s a notion that they could have had a culture of astronomic priests, predicting eclipses and doing