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A study by researchers from Curtin University has traced the Altar Stone of Stonehenge to its origin in northeast Scotland. The stone's journey involved glacial movement for about 200 miles and subsequent human transport for another 250 miles to its current location in Wiltshire, requiring significant planning and coordination.
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A study by researchers from Curtin University has traced the Altar Stone of Stonehenge to its origin in northeast Scotland. The stone's journey involved glacial movement for about 200 miles and subsequent human transport for another 250 miles to its current location in Wiltshire, requiring significant planning and coordination.
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