[SunkenCiv]

That isn't what the claim is -- the claim is, humans didn't quarry stones in Wales and drag them or raft them to the Salisbury Plain, instead, the stones were glacial erratics, gathered from the vicinity, and shaped as needed.

[JustaTech]

Thanks, but when you say "gathered and shaped" without saying how, do you mean such gathering and shaping happened over eons by chance forces of wind and water (gradualism), or would you allow the likely role of human intelligence in the creation of the Stonehenge monument? Why the apparent academic bias towards discounting human agency in this particular case when common sense virtually screams otherwise?

Humans didn't quarry the stones, nor place them at the site, nor anything else? What is it about Stonehenge that we aren't supposed to know?