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What year was Stonehenge found?

Updated: 8/23/2023
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13y ago

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The short answer is that nobody really knows. How the large stones were moved to the site or how they were erected are both mysteries. Archaeologists are still arguing about that question.

Some experts believe they floated the stones there, then used ropes to slide the large stones through cow manure to make it easier to pull them from place to place.
they used ropes to slide the large stones through cow menuer to make it easier to pull them from placce to place.

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6y ago
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13y ago

it was started 3100 BC and finished 1600 BC

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15y ago

Between around 3,000 BC and around 1500 BC The central stone structure from c. 2500 to ? 1600 we don't really know.

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9y ago

Nobody knows for sure but archaeologists think that it was built around 4500 years ago.

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9y ago

Stonehenge is in the county of Wiltshire in southern England and is about 4000 years old

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13y ago

Archaeologists estimate somewhere around 3000 BC but they're still arguing about it!

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6y ago

3000 BC

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