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Did Stonehenge’s bluestones ride in on a glacier like free two‑day shipping, or did Neolithic gym rats drag them 180 miles from Wales? Archaeologist Mike Parker Pearson waves quarry receipts; Dr. Brian John swears by glaciers with a side hustle. New geochemical tests say “sorry, Ice Cube—no skid marks.” Grab your chisels (or snowshoes) and join us as we settle history’s pet‑rock turf war in this snark‑packed episode.
By Albany AdamsDid Stonehenge’s bluestones ride in on a glacier like free two‑day shipping, or did Neolithic gym rats drag them 180 miles from Wales? Archaeologist Mike Parker Pearson waves quarry receipts; Dr. Brian John swears by glaciers with a side hustle. New geochemical tests say “sorry, Ice Cube—no skid marks.” Grab your chisels (or snowshoes) and join us as we settle history’s pet‑rock turf war in this snark‑packed episode.