Stonehenge and its Environs 134
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If the bluestones were also previously another circle or structure then they will have been transported from a third location (other than the originating quarry).

Indeed, and that could explain the fact that they came from different locations in Preseli, not a single quarry. It seems they occur in convenient blocks and suitable ones could have been searched for in the general vicinity and assembled into a circle, only to be subsequently moved as a whole to Wilts. That has a certain logic to it, whereas Stonehenge people going there and picking stones from different places when they got there is much more puzzling.

We tend to assume that the bluestones were transported in a single epic journey. What if the people from Wales migrated over a long period of time and ended up in Wiltshire? The stones may have been been moved and re-erected many times, perhaps only a few miles each time.