Stonehenge: How Did They Move 50-Ton Stones? | Britain's Ancient Mystery

Описание: How did Neolithic people move 50-ton stones 150 miles without wheels, metal tools, or beasts of burden? Stonehenge remains Britain's greatest unsolved ancient mystery, and new discoveries are changing everything we thought we knew.

In this investigation from Mysterious Britain, we explore:
• The impossible 150-mile journey of the Preseli bluestones from Wales
• Why Stonehenge may have been built TWICE - first in Wales, then moved to England
• The astronomical precision of a 5,000-year-old stone calendar
• Ground-penetrating radar reveals 17 hidden monuments around Stonehenge
• The healing stone theory: Was this Britain's first hospital?
• Mathematical perfection centuries before Greek geometry
• What really happened to the Stonehenge builders who vanished without trace

📌 *CHAPTERS:*
0:00 - The Impossible Question
0:45 - 50 Tons, 150 Miles, 0 Wheels
1:30 - Modern Experiments FAIL to Replicate
2:15 - The Welsh Connection Revealed
3:00 - Stonehenge: Ancient Astronomical Computer
3:45 - Healing Stones or Ancient Hospital?
4:30 - What's Buried Underground? New Discovery
5:15 - The Builders Who Vanished
6:00 - Druid Myth vs. Neolithic Reality
6:45 - Mathematical Perfection Before Mathematics
7:30 - Why This Mystery Defines Britain
8:15 - Visiting Stonehenge Today: Preservation vs Tourism

📍 *LOCATION:* Stonehenge, Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom
🕰️ *TIME PERIOD:* Constructed 3000-2000 BC (Neolithic to Bronze Age)
🧩 *MYSTERY STATUS:* Partially Solved, Many Questions Remain#Stonehenge #AncientMystery #BritishHistory #Archaeology #AncientBritain #HowWasStonehengeBuilt #Neolithic #Megalithic #StonehengeDocumentary #HistoryDocumentary #UKHistory #AncientAstronomy #HistoricalMystery #MysteriousBritain #AncientTechnology #ArchaeologicalDiscovery #England #Wiltshire #Salisbury #AncientWonders #BritishHeritage #Prehistoric #Druids #SummerSolstice #StandingStones #AncientEngineering #LostKnowledge #MysterySolved #HistoryChannel
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