Mystery of the Scottish Stone's Journey
Researchers from Curtin University have revealed that the Altar Stone at Stonehenge, weighing approximately six tons, was not transported solely by glaciers to southern England. Instead, it undertook a complex journey involving human effort from northeastern Scotland over a distance of more than 700 kilometers, across land and sea. Evidence suggests that the movement of the stone was deliberate and planned, likely requiring highly organized efforts by Mesolithic communities.
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