5,000-Year-Old Mystery: How Ancient Britons Moved 80 Massive Stones Across 200 Miles Without Wheels
Around 2600 BCE, Neolithic builders accomplished the seemingly impossible: transporting 80 massive bluestones weighing up to 5 tons each from Wales to Stonehenge, covering over 200 miles without wheels or horses. This incredible feat of ancient engineering required unprecedented coordination and reveals our ancestors’ remarkable ingenuity and determination.
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