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It is known that the stones of Stonehenge were formed from rocks that were formed during the time of the dinosaurs..

Archaeologists believe that the geometric drawings of the previously found plates demonstrate not only a thoughtful, staged composition, details, but also give an idea of \u200b\u200bwhat inspired the Neolithic artists and surrounded them..

Thus, one of the stones depicts a twisted cord - an object that experts believe was known to the artist during his lifetime..

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Researchers calculated that 500 people used leather cords to pull one Stonehenge stone, and another 100 people laid ice rinks in front of them.. These stones were arranged in an outer circle with horizontal supports..

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In Saudi Arabia, found statues of animals that are older than Stonehenge and the pyramids.

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Earlier, archaeologists from St. Andrews, Birmingham, Warwick Universities, the University of Glasgow and the University of Wales Trinity St. David discovered a ring of pits near Stonehenge that were dug several thousand years ago. According to the BBC, the pits surrounded the ancient settlement of Darrington Walls, located 3 km from Stonehenge.