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A study by the University of York and Curtin University has revealed that the Devil's Arrows, a prehistoric monument in Yorkshire, were transported from Brimham Rocks, approximately 11 miles away. The research highlights the engineering skills of Neolithic communities and confirms historical accounts regarding the number of stones originally at the site.
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A study by the University of York and Curtin University has revealed that the Devil's Arrows, a prehistoric monument in Yorkshire, were transported from Brimham Rocks, approximately 11 miles away. The research highlights the engineering skills of Neolithic communities and confirms historical accounts regarding the number of stones originally at the site.
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Unravelling the mystery of the Devil's Arrows: Study reveals how prehistoric builders hauled 25-tonne rocks 11 miles across Yorkshire to build the landmark 5,000 years ago
Study Explores Transportation of Prehistoric Stones at Devil's Arrows