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Hello and welcome to the 
program. 

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You have all warning. 
In this episode we're talking 

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about new evidence from 
Stonehenge. 

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That's correct, new evidence 
from Stonehenge. 

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Now this article comes to us 
from the New York Post Title 

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says, has the ongoing mystery of
Stonehenge been solved? 

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Experts have an astonishing 
theory. 

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Written by David Lanzel, 
published August 14th, 2024, it 

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says the wonder of the world 
isn't done living up to its 

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name. 
Roughly 5000 years after making 

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an initial appearance on a patch
of English grassland, Stonehenge

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has plenty of secrets left to 
tell, surprising new research 

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suggests. 
Experts on the prehistoric site 

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are abuzz over a new report 
stating that the Ultra Stone, 

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one of the mysterious pieces of 
the monument according to the 

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Washington Post, may have been 
dragged 500 miles or more 

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overland from far away Scotland 
to Salisbury Plain. 

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If true, the finding, released 
with 95% certainty by scientists

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at Kirtland at Curtin University
in Australia, challenges a 

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century's worth of geological 
study that's supposed whales to 

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be the point of origin. 
Using tiny, long ago secured 

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fragments of the stone, which 
cannot be further tampered with 

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for any reason due to Stonehenge
status as a World Heritage Site,

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the researchers were able to 
determine that the work of 

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Neolithic art was made of the 
old red sandstone. 

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Kind of convenient. 
You go in, you call this thing a

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World Heritage site, and then no
more study can be done on it. 

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So I guess we just have to 
accept their narrative, right? 

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Well, now the narrative may have
changed a little bit because 

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before they were claiming all 
the stones were mined locally 

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and drug to the site, which a 
lot of people thought, well, 

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yeah, even though they're Stone 
Age people, even though they're 

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just using ropes and the wheel 
hasn't been invented yet. 

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Yeah, that's probably could be 
true. 

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Now they're telling us, oh, by 
the way, that giant 13,000 LB 

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alter stone, well, that was 
drugged from 500 miles away. 

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Clip and working islands near 
Scotland seems like a bit of a 

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stretch to me. 
I don't know. 

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This type of stone is found in 
Scotland's northeast in an area 

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known as the Arcadian Basin, 
stretching N from the Inverness 

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and through the Orkney Islands. 
Considering the wheel had yet to

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be invented, the feet of. 
Prehistoric long haul transport 

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demonstrates a high level 
societal organization with 

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interbritten transport during 
the Neolithic period, 

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researchers said. 
Well, I don't know what do you 

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mean by high level. 
If the only way they had to get 

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that thing there was by bagging 
it with ropes. 

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Just seems more like bridge 
strength to me. 

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Hard to imagine though, these 
Stone Age people could do that. 

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The trip may have taken over a 
decade to accomplish, the 

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Washington Post reported. 
Next up, figuring out where 

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exactly the stone came from in 
Scotland and why it was moved. 

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The fascination with the world's
most iconic rock collections 

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goes back to the medieval 
period, says the first time 

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Stonehenge is discussed in 
writing, according to English 

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Heritage. 
Other stones in the circle are 

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said to have traveled 
significances as well, the 

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organization stated. 
Well, yeah, you know, this 

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thing's been around for a long 
time. 

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Even the Romans are known to 
have gone to Stonehenge. 

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Stonehenge has got some 
interesting history though. 

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I'll put the links up to this. 
Kofi, here's a link talking 

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about these about the Ultra 
Stone. 

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They don't. 
They don't mention the weight up

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there in that article. 
It's this is from Google. 

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You just ask them how much the 
Ultra Stone weighed. 

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It tells you that Neolithic 
peoples were capable of 

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delivering a stone prehistoric 
FedEx package weighing 13,227 

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lbs from as far north as the 
Orkney Islands off the coast of 

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Scotland to the Salisbury Plain 
southwest of present day London,

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with the understanding that 6 
tons is approximately the weight

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of a full grown male elephant. 
Look, so you're telling me that 

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it was on an island and they got
this rock off an island, floated

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it across the water onto the 
mainland there in Scotland, and 

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then drug it 500 miles South to 
Whales or Salisbury Plain down 

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here? 
I mean, come on. 

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Seems a little bit beyond the 
pill to me. 

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But I guess these guys were 
pretty inventive. 

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Hard to believe that they could 
be that creative, solve problems

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like that, and still not have 
invented the wheel. 

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Now I've got another short link 
here and a couple articles 

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talking about the fact that you 
know Stonehenge didn't look 

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exactly like it did before the 
early 1900s. 

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It has been reconstructed. 
It says that the restoration 

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project, the Trilithon was re 
erected from the position where 

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he had lain for 161 years and 
upright and a lentil forming 

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part of the outer circle were 
also put back into position. 

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One of the large sarsens of the 
inner horseshoe was set in 

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concrete and a large hollow at 
its base, infilled, so there's 

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been some monkeying around 
there. 

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How this thing looked exactly we
don't know, but in the early 

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1900s they started really going 
to town on this. 

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There's an article here from 
englishheritage.uk that goes 

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into the restoration in quite 
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Says on October 26th, 1918. 
Cecil Chubb, the owner of 

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Stonehenge, formally handed it 
over to the Office of Works. 

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An assessment of its condition 
soon followed and plans were 

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made to straighten a number of 
the leaning sarsens and securing

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them in a concrete foundation, 
as well as re erect the stones 

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that had fallen in 1797 and 
1900. 

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Work began in 1919, focusing on 
the stones that the Office of 

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Works deemed most in need of 
restoration. 

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The Society of Antiquaries Work 
carried out the excavations, 

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which were directed on their 
behalf by Lieutenant Colonel 

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William Hawley. 
Stones six and seven, both of 

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which were leaning precariously 
or straightened at their lentil,

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was replaced. 
Stones 2931 and two of the outer

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circle were straightened and set
in concrete. 

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Plans to raise the stone that 
fell in 1900 and the triathlon 

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that collapsed in 1797 were not 
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Then it goes on. 
Talks a little bit about the 

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1950s restoration. 
They decided they need to put 

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some concrete in this stuff. 
Stuff has been laying there for 

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5000 years. 
But hey, I think we need to 

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plaster some concrete on it to 
keep it intact. 

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Wow, it says the last major 
works. 

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Looks like here is back in the 
late in the early 60s and it 

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just goes on. 
Has a pretty glowing article 

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written about it. 
Look, it's clear that the people

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that control things control the 
narrative around Stonehenge. 

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We have another article here 
from Englishhartees com talking 

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about speculating how these 
people drug these rocks up here.

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The funny thing is, they weren't
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they were able to use ropes to 
do all kinds of stuff. 

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If we just stop and think about 
it, agriculture had been 

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developed since about 12,000 BC,
but you're talking about 

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agriculture on a very primitive 
level. 

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And so where did these people 
find the time? 

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Where did they find the energy 
to do all of this stuff at to 

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drag these huge stones? 
I just want to know how somebody

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5000 years ago or longer decided
that they had the inclination to

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drag a 13,000 LB stone from 
clear up there in northern 

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Scotland, possibly off one of 
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All right, off one of the 
islands, somehow. 

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Get this? 
If that's the case, then somehow

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they had to get this thing 
across the water that floated 

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somehow. 13,000 lbs floated and 
then drag it clear down here to 

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where they erected it at 500 
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And they tell us these articles 
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that the UK was mostly covered 
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So what did they do? 
They have to cut a path all the 

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way through with stone tools. 
I mean, just imagine they're 

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living in this very primitive 
environment. 

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It's old growth forest. 
We're not talking about pine 

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trees that are 20 inches around 
or something. 

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We're talking about giant old 
oak trees. 

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So somehow these Stone Age 
people without the use of wheels

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or metal or any of the natural 
conveniences, decided to walk 

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500 miles from wherever they 
were at wheels down there in the

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UK. 
Or maybe they were in Scotland 

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and they'd heard about this 
place down there, but they 

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decided to travel 500 miles 
minimum, maybe 1000 mile round 

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trip. 
Grab this giant ultra stone that

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weighed 13,000 lbs. 
Now why they didn't just use 

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some of the local rock I don't 
know. 

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But they decided they needed to 
go 500 miles away, drag the sand

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off an island, cross the water 
with it apparently, and at the 

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very least even if it even if it
wasn't, even if the water say 

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was lower than and they drug it 
off the island, still 500 miles.

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500 miles through heavy old 
growth forest. 

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Much of that did they cut the 
trees down on the way. 

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I mean, they, they say in the 
articles that part of the reason

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they put Stonehenge where it was
at is because it was one of the 

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few open areas that they could 
build the thing at. 

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Everything else was covered in 
trees. 

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I, I don't get, I absolutely 
don't get how somebody who's 

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living in those situations where
you think maybe they're just 

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eking out a living through 
hunting and gathering and maybe 

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raising it and maybe raising a 
few sheep had the time or the 

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inclination to mine these 
stones. 

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Place them the way they did and 
then go 500 miles out of their 

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way to get this giant ultra 
stone, drag it all the way back 

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home, hoist it up on top of 
these pillars. 

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I mean, did they have help? 
I don't know. 

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How did they do it? 
I really don't have a clue. 

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What I would like to say is what
I always say is the 

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archaeologists that are so 
certain of this, couldn't they 

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get a bunch of college kids 
together and demonstrate pulling

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one of these stones? 
Even if even if it wasn't a 

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13,000 LB stone, couldn't they 
get together and show us how 

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many it took to pull A2 or 3000 
LB stone? 

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Just give us some evidence of 
how this would work. 

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When I can recreate them doing 
part of this job, I think is 

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when I will begin to believe 
that they're telling me the 

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truth for the first time in a 
long time. 

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Until next time, this is UFO 
warning over and out.