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No Glaciers or Miracles: the New Evidence that Confirms How Stonehenge Stones Moved

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A study by the University of Curtin analyzes microscopic "digital fingerprints" on the ground and shows that the monument was not the work of geological chance, but of an amazing human organization.
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No Glaciers or Miracles: the New Evidence that Confirms How Stonehenge Stones Moved

A study by the University of Curtin analyzes microscopic "digital fingerprints" on the ground and shows that the monument was not the work of geological chance, but of an amazing human organization.

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hola.com broke the news in on Monday, February 2, 2026.
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