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New Study Claims To Rule Out The Possibility That The Stonehenge Stones Were Moved By A Glacier
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New Study Claims To Rule Out The Possibility That The Stonehenge Stones Were Moved By A Glacier
Shutterstock Stonehenge is a remarkable site that is amazing to think about. The massive stones have been in place for thousands of years, making it quite the mystery. Not surprisingly, many people have their own theories about how the stones got there including brute force by humans at the time, aliens, old civilizations that had advanced technology, and even glaciers. One stone, called the Newall Boulder, was looked at closely in 1924, sparkin…
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