Stonehenge: Did ancient 'machine' move stones from Wales?

[Imperial Dave]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-57639510

understand the science and certainly plausible however not sure about the one chap on the artist's impression 

[Justin Swanton]

Gosh, they had giants then too - the chap on the left must be about 12 feet tall. Obviously a reference to Genesis 6:4.

Come to think of it, if you have giants you don't need tech.

[Imperial Dave]

nope just a dozen or so of them 

[Erpingham]

I think they switched off the journalists critical enquiry circuit before letting him loose on this one    They even managed to find an academic peddling wandering Egyptian mystics establishing the European Neolithic.  And using an influencer as an authority?  Interesting idea but really deserved a more archaeologically-aware report.

[Duncan Head]

They even managed to find an academic peddling wandering Egyptian mystics establishing the European Neolithic.

And teaching the locals about seasons. Because someone from Egypt would of course know everything about the seasons in Orkney.

[Imperial Dave]

I am sure Erich von Daniken would have something to say on the matter

[Nick Harbud]

Alternatively, one can just grab a couple of dozen schoolchildren who, between them, are quite capable of moving large stones, especially if the grass is wet.

[Imperial Dave]

pesky stone movers....

[Ade G]

Alternatively, one can just grab a couple of dozen schoolchildren who, between them, are quite capable of moving large stones, especially if the grass is wet.

Kelp seems to be the ideal