The Ancient Mystery of Stonehenge

Recent research has revealed that a six-ton slab of sandstone at Stonehenge originated from a location in Scotland, approximately 600 miles away. Scientists utilized a detailed analysis of the rock's individual grains to trace the stone's origins back to ancient times, though questions remain surrounding how it was transported such a distance. Theories suggest that the stone could have been moved by sea, a feat that would have required incredible skill and might have taken years to accomplish. This discovery not only sheds light on the construction of Stonehenge but also emphasizes the need to appreciate the capabilities of Neolithic people during that era.