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Did Stonehenge's stones really come from Wales and Scotland? Fact check
Aris Manus, 2026. Ancient Origins.
A popular fact check of the stone-source claims, rating each as established, disputed, unverified or fringe, and listing the giants, wizards and aliens explanations as fringe with no supporting evidence.
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Cited only for how the supernatural claims circulate in the press, not for the science.
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Manus, A. (2026). Did Stonehenge's stones really come from Wales and Scotland? Fact check. Ancient Origins. https://www.ancient-origins.net/news-history-archaeology/stonehenge-stones-wales-scotland-fact-check-00103278
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