New Study Reveals Where Stonehenge’s Altar Stone Came From — And How Ancient People May Have Transported It 450 Miles Across Ancient Britain
All That's Interesting | 06.06.2026 04:45
Some 5,000 years ago, the first stones of Stonehenge were laid down in Salisbury Plain, England. Since then, it’s become one of the world’s most famous and intriguing prehistoric monuments. But many questions surround Stonehenge to this day, including how it was constructed and how its builders gathered and transported its enormous pieces. Now, a new study has offered answers for at least one part of Stonehenge: its central Altar Stone.
