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GordonP wrote: tonyh wrote: I definitely think it a mistake to believe it was not possible to transport the stones over land - Hey wherever they found then. Some form of transport was required.. So putting that aside, Glaciation is a possibility and as good as any other theory.. If the glaciation process dumped erratics on the Somerset levels which were then transported to Salisbury Plain then the theory still holds.. Tony If glaciation moved the bluestones to the somerset levels then sea-worthy boats would not have been necessary. My objection to the glaciation theory is when they say that human transport from Wales is unlikely if not impossible. I know this to be untrue. I totally agree with You.. Personaly, I believe it possible for human endeavor to have moved the stones.. I'm just not convinced that Man did transported the stones all the way from Wales.. Tony Reply | with quote | Posted by tonyh 1st July 2009ce 20:12 In reply to: Re: The Blue Stone Enigma (GordonP) |
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