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What tools did prehistoric people use to build the ditch that surrounds Stonehenge?
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∙ 12y ago
they didn't have the kind of tools we have today what they did was they took a stone that was sharp enough to penetrate dirt and they used it to loosen up really tough dirt then when it was loose enough and easy enough to dig through they scooped it out with their hands. If you think about it It probably took a really long time
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Who build the Stonehenge?
Stonehenge is thought to have been built by the beaker people.
Why did the Babylonians build Stonehenge?
The Babylonians didn't build Stonehenge.
In what country did early people build a circle of huge stones at Stonehenge?
England
In what modern country did early people build a circle of huge stones at Stonehenge?
England
What modern country did early people build a circle of huge stones at Stonehenge?
England
How did the native Americans build the Stonehenge?
Oh dear ! Methinx someone is having a little dig at our US cousins ! Native Americans & Stonehenge have no connection.
Why did the Romans build Stonehenge?
Stonehenge is pre Roman, begun about 5000 year ago
How many people did it take to build the Stonehenge?
It was built about 5000 yrars ago so nobody knows.
Did the Romans build the monument known as Stonehenge?
No they did not
What materials were used to build a Stonehenge?
limestone
Who believed to build the first chain of astronomical observatories in the world?
The Mayans had, apparently, been expert astronomers, but the first chain of astronomical observatories would be the Muslims in the 9th century. However, Stonehenge is, apparently according to a concept, an observation centre built by the prehistoric people who inhabited Europe.
How long did it take to build Stonehenge?
To build the whole of Stonehenge will obviously depend on how many people there was for the task. What we suggested was that, given a great concentration of effort, is the sarsen structures, the biggest bits of Stonehenge, could have been built within a period of three years. We suspect that probably it took longer. There is the opinion that Stonehenge was constructed in sections over a period of time that span as many as 300 to 500 years.
