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From Highlands to Henge: Refining the Provenance and Transport Pathways of Stonehenge's Altar Stone

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Stonehenge

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missed baseline study surfaced by a 28 July expert explainer; provenance plus ice-flow modeling leaves glacial assistance possible but still requires substantial human transport

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Geological sourcing and quarry evidence support substantial human movement of Stonehenge stones, but exact routes and transport methods remain unresolved and may differ by stone.

Answer / theory: Likely through organized human transport using ropes, sledges, rollers, water routes where possible, and large labor groups. What supports it: Stone sourcing, quarry evidence, ethnographic analogy, and experimental archaeology. What is weak or disputed: Exact routes and whether every stone followed the same process. Evidence level: Strong Evidence for human transport, Mixed Evidence for exact route.
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