How did they move the stones at Stonehenge in England?

Answer 1

The matter of how the huge stones were brought to the site is one of the mysteries about Stonehenge. The monument dates from the Bronze Age and the builders would have had little to move the stones with apart from ropes.

But,however there are myths which tell us that the stones were there already,and then it was created.
No one really knows how people moved the stones to build Stonehenge. But there are many theories on beliefs .

Answer 2

Have they considered waiting till there was snow on the ground. The

coefficient of friction of snow is from 0.01 to 0.1. At the best, it would

take 50*(0.01) = .5 ton of 1000 pounds to move the biggest stone.

That would be 5 sturdy fellows or a couple of oxen .

Answer 3

To make stone hedge they used logs and rope much like the people did on Easter Island and set them up in such a way that they thought it was a message from god as the light shines through the spaces it creates a magnificent sight!

Answer 4

Historians are still arguing about that question.