New Theory on How Stonehenge's Giant Stones Were Transported

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Archaeologists propose a new method for moving the stones of Stonehenge.
Instead of using tree trunks, they suggest wooden tracks like a primitive railway system.
This theory could offer insights into the construction techniques of ancient civilizations.
The discoveries are based on recent archaeological findings related to the monument.

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30 June

A new theory proposes how the giant stones of Stonehenge were moved 5,000 years ago.

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Νέα θεωρία για το Στόουνχεντζ: Έτσι μετέφεραν τους γιγάντιους λίθους πριν από 5.000 χρόνιαCNN Greece · 22 days ago

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Archaeologists propose a new method for moving the stones of Stonehenge.
Instead of using tree trunks, they suggest wooden tracks like a primitive railway system.
This theory could offer insights into the construction techniques of ancient civilizations.
The discoveries are based on recent archaeological findings related to the monument.

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30 June

A new theory proposes how the giant stones of Stonehenge were moved 5,000 years ago.