A Mineral Fingerprint Taken From Stonehenge Just Deepened the Mystery of Its Ancient Origins
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“New analysis of a six-tonne slab at Stonehenge reveals it originated in Scotland, deepening the mystery of how ancient people transported it hundreds of miles.”
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