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The man who solved the mystery of Stonehenge
(24) | 26/02/2013 | Translate: Monuments such as Stonehenge and the pyramids of Egypt, predate 10.000 years. Even today, however, modern science and technology cannot reproduce the method used for their construction. But the retired construction worker Wally Wallington, showed how they could create these huge monuments.
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This applies whether it is stone (cement in the examples) the ground.
Different stones in soft chwnontai British meadows