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This is a puzzle that many archaeologists and historians are still trying to work out. The stones were moved before the invention of the wheel, prior to which the main method of transporting hugely heavy weights was on log rollers. This is the only way that anyone can yet think of as to how they got from Wales to where they are now, but if so, it must have taken a massive amount of effort, planning and determination on the part of the builders of Stonehenge.
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Who built Stonehenge and when?
The main structure dates from about 2000BC but the circle of blue stones it is believed were placed there a 1000 years ealier (c.3000BC). As for the people all you can say for sure it were the neolithic people living in southern England at the time. I don't think there were any aliens involved as some will have us believe. Those who like to belittle the acheivements of our ancestors.
What English bands played at the Cavern Club?
The Beatles, The Hollies, The Swingin Blue Jeans, Gerry and the Pacemakers, The Who, Queens, Elton John, The Yardbirds, The Rolling Stones, John Lee Hooker, Clinton Ford
How tall were Stonehenge?
Stonehenge is enclosed within a circular ditch 300 ft in diameter. Stones are arranged in four series within the circle. The outermost is a circle of sandstones about 13.5 ft high connected by lintels. The second is a circle of blue-stones. The third is horseshoe shaped. While the innermost is ovoid. Within the ovoid lies the Altar Stone. For more information please look at the related link.
Who were the first settlers to cross the Blue Mountains?
The first European settlers to cross the Blue Mountains of New South Wales were Gregory Blaxland, William Lawson and William Wentworth. Wentworth was the first Australian explorer, having been born on a convict ship on the way over from England.They achieved this in May 1813, twenty-five years after European settlement in Australia began.
What are the 3 full names of explorers who were sent to the blue mountains?
Numerous explorers were sent to try to cross the Blue Mountains in an attempt to find new land for the growing colony in New South Wales. The first successful explorers were William Charles Wentworth, William Lawson and Gregory Blaxland. Others who attempted the crossing before these three were George Caley, George Bass, Francis Barrallier, William Dawes and Watkin Tench, just to name a few.
Where the Bluestones in the Stonehenge?
The blue stones at Stonehenge came from the Prescelly mountains in south Wales.
Why are the blue stones called blue stones at Stonehenge?
Because they have a bluish tinge to their colour.
Is Stonehenge 1 the inner part of the whole of Stonehenge?
Stonehenge phase 1 is the circular earth works that forms the outer part of the monument. The sarsen stones and blue stones are in the center of the earthworks.
What can be done to protect the blue Wales?
don't hunt wales
Why are Blue stones called Blue stones?
Blue stones are named as such because of their natural blue coloration. This color can be caused by various factors, such as the presence of minerals like lazurite in lapis lazuli or copper in turquoise. The characteristic hue of blue stones sets them apart from other gemstones.
What is made of blue stone?
I dont know what its made out of but its made near StoneHenge
What is the color of Johnson and Wales university?
white is wales, Johnson is blue
Who are plankton's predators?
blue wales
What is the area of Blue Lake New South Wales?
The area of Blue Lake - New South Wales - is 160,000.0 square meters.
Are blue Wales extinct or enangered?
they are endangered
What are the endangerd animals in Wales?
blue whales
How is blue bell's ice cream transported?
Refrigerated Trucks
