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The Welsh Origins of Stonehenge

Researchers matched the bluestones used to build Stonehenge to rocks in the Preseli Mountains. They did this using the chemical makeup of the rocks. Bluestones are dark blue rocks with white spots. Archaeologists suggest that ancient people cut these stones around 3000 BC. They were used in a local circle before people moved them. About 400 years later, builders moved…

Rewritten with AI from facts reported by Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales. Read the original for the full report.

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