Host Mike O'Hara speaks with experts about the theory giants are behind the construction of Stonehenge in Fox Nation's latest installment of the 'Fox Files.'
Nestled in the English countryside stands one of history's mysterious structures. Stonehenge's origin has captivated historians, archaeologists and even visitors who come from across the world to marvel at the massive rock structure. While there are numerous espoused theories on how Stonehenge came to be, Fox Nation host Mike O'Hara is exploring perhaps the biggest: giants.
It sounds like a fairy tale or a delusion to talk about such things, but let's go to Stonehenge,' Jim said. 'The traditions state that giants were involved in the construction of a lot of these sites… they built these structures as a means to bring fertility and peace to the land. O'Hara also speaks with Hugh Newman, megalithic expert, who claimed, 'when it comes to Stonehenge, there's a few factors that kind of link it with giants immediately.
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