So a 6 tonne stone was transported from Scotland to Stonehenge 5,000 years ago

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Stonehenge mystery deepens as altar traced to Scotland

A central stone of the famous Stonehenge monument in southwest England came from 750 kilometres away in northeast Scotland, surprised scientists said Wednesday, solving one mystery but raising another: how did its prehistoric builders move the huge slab so far?Another option was that the...

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Pretty impressive when you think of all the various topography they would have to overcome if it was just pushed along on log rollers and how did they manage to get it across rivers, they must have surely come across some rivers and their bridge building skills would surely not be advanced enough to hold 6 tonne stones, to push it 750km they must have been ripped to get it up the hills, also how did they know where to push it to ? They wouldn't have a map or roads to follow so there must be some trial & error in the journey where they got lost on the way ?

 

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However, what would have induced a group of people to transport a 6 ton stone 750km? I think that’s a way more interesting question

And how would they know the perfect stone for their garden decoration was 750km away in Scotland

 

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a form of payment even.

The prime pet rock

 

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I'm no expert, but I always thought the glaciers travelled North and not South during the ice ages.

If people read the article they would have seen that's what the experts also said