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Unveiling Stonehenge's Secrets: The Newall Boulder's True Origins Revealed

00:00 - Unveiling Stonehenge's Secrets: The Newall Boulder's True Origins Revealed 01:55 - Stonehenge Mystery Solved: New Evidence Proves Humans Transported Stones 125+ Miles 06:58 - Humans Transported Stonehenge Bluestones, New Study Reveals 1. Unveiling Stonehenge's Secrets: The Newall Boulder's True Origins Revealed Discover the groundbreaking findings about the Newall Boulder at Stonehenge, previously thought to be moved by glaciers. Recent studies show that Neolithic humans transported this massive stone over 200 kilometers, showcasing their advanced engineering skills. This video dives into the scientific techniques used, such as petrographic and geochemical analyses, to trace the boulder's origins back to Craig Rhos-y-Felin in north Pembrokeshire, debunking the long-held glacial theory. Join us as we explore how these findings enrich our understanding of Stonehenge's construction and the remarkable capabilities of its builders. 2. Stonehenge Mystery Solved: New Evidence Proves Humans Transported Stones 125+ Miles A groundbreaking study from Aberystwyth University has finally settled the centuries-old debate about Stonehenge's mysterious origins. Researchers have proven that Neolithic communities, not glaciers, transported the massive stones over 125 miles from Wales to Wiltshire's Salisbury Plain. This video explores the fascinating chemical analysis that revealed identical amounts of thorium and zirconium in both the Newall boulder at Stonehenge and its source at Craig Rhos-y-Felin in Wales. We'll examine how this evidence definitively refutes the glacial transport theory that has persisted for decades. We also uncover the surprising discovery about Stone 32d, previously misidentified as spotted dolerite, now confirmed to be foliated rhyolite—the same composition as the Newall boulder. While the exact methods these ancient engineers used remain unknown, we'll discuss the possible techniques they might have employed to move stones weighing up to 3.5 tonnes across such vast distances 5,000 years ago. Join us as we delve into one of archaeology's greatest mysteries and celebrate this remarkable achievement of our Neolithic ancestors. 3. Humans Transported Stonehenge Bluestones, New Study Reveals Discover the groundbreaking research that settles the debate on how the iconic bluestones of Stonehenge were transported. This video explores the findings from Aberystwyth University, which challenge the long-held belief that glaciers moved these ancient stones. Learn about the Newall Boulder, the evidence for human transport, and what this means for our understanding of Neolithic engineering. Join us as we delve into the history and science behind one of the world's most famous monuments.