Most Of Stonehenge’s Large Boulders Share Origin In West Woods, Wiltshire
Wednesday, 29 July 2020 ()
 Most of the hulking sandstone boulders - called sarsens - that make up the United Kingdom's famous Stonehenge monument appear to share a common origin 25 kilometers away in West Woods, Wiltshire, according to an analysis of the stones' chemical composition.The findings support the theory that the stones were brought to... |
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