A Mineral Fingerprint Taken From Stonehenge Just Deepened the Mystery of Its Ancient Origins
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Ice couldn’t have carried the six-tonne slab hundreds of miles. Ancient people had to—and we don't know why. Before anyone could set Stonehenge’s Altar Stone in place, someone had to get it to southern England. According to geological research, the six-tonne sandstone slab came from northeast …
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