Stonehenge and its Environs 134
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Concentrating on the 'How' rather than the 'Why' is always going to be a back alley. I believe I must be closer to the truth on many of these matters, simply because I've been moving stones for 25 years. Stone-rowing is better termed 'levering' FFS and is used for specific operations - lifting the stone out, going round corners and lifting it up are the operations that spring to mind. If there is so much disagreement studying the past how much would there have been in prehistory and how was it managed? Luckily the backwoods granarian hasn't shown up, at least.

"Stone-rowing is better termed 'levering' FFS "

Well no, to be fair to it, it's co-ordinated levering which, the moment you do it, creates a near-frictionless engine of forward motion. Person for person it IS by far the most ergonomically efficient shifting method there could ever be (other than on ice, or in water or in space....).