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Stonehenge In Lake Michigan
During a routine sonar scan of the Lake Michigan in 2007, an archaeology professor and his friend discovered something fantastic 40 feet below the surface – a bunch of stone pillars, that looked a lot like their Stonehenge cousins. One of the stones even has a carving of a mastodon on its side. This fact alone suggests that the pillars are at least 10,000 years old! In any case nobody know exactly who, when or why this Stonehenge lookalike was created, but I want to believe it were the aliens!

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