Scientists tested the six-tonne Altar Stone at Stonehenge after earlier research pointed to north-east Scotland, but a new November 5 study found no matching rock source there, leaving its ancient journey unresolved
- Image credits: CanvaIt is surprising how the stonehenge, one of the most recognisable and famous prehistoric monuments, still holds its secrets.
- One such secret it is hiding is of a six-tonne rock, ironically.
- For more than a century, scientists have been trying to work out where one particular stone at Stonehenge came from.
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- Image credits: CanvaIt is surprising how the stonehenge, one of the most recognisable and famous prehistoric monuments, still holds its secrets.
- One such secret it is hiding is of a six-tonne rock, ironically.
- For more than a century, scientists have been trying to work out where one particular stone at Stonehenge came from.
Sources: Times of India