Building Stonehenge - This Man Can Move Anything

Oikeastaan aika yksinkertaista, joku muukin voisi tehdä, jos olisi ymmärtänyt tekniikan; mutta ei ole

Now he's just gotta raise another one and put another eleven ton block on top of those two... Good luck.

Too bad they didn't have concrete underneath the rocks , sorry nice try

maybe not a hose but they had buckets. and if you put a tube with a narrow end exiting the bucket you have a makeshift hose

no but they could have used flatter stones with more surface area. That way they wouldnt sink as much and still be able to move the stones. His technique seems quite good.

dont you see it does not matter how the stone got under the barn. That was simply to prove the technic, and how heavy things it could move by using it

no it were giants!

yeah.. how are you supposed to put a stone under a barn loool... my mum says you lift the barn up.. but how???!?!?!?!

exactly what I was thinking

Stonehenge was built with a ramp like the piramids ...

exactly and also a hose

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how exactly do you put a stone under a barn?

Very cool. However, I doubt that the Stonehenge builders had a concrete pad on which to move their stones into position.

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Take a look at your own channel kid. At least this guy is actually doing something creative and productive.

You watch sponge bob.

maybe you believe that aliens built the stonehenge.growup man!

any body can do that nowadays but remember that was done long long time ago with no ropes and pieces of rope and they did not had a cemented floor got it

Right. This simply would not work over any distance. Three hundred feet is far different than hauling an 80,000 lb block over 200 miles. Also, the precision cutting of the stones is not addressed here.

how much of a loser do you have to be to live your entire life until your late fouties finding out spiffy ways to move rocks.

Hey, The dudes "green"! He uses no polluting internal combustion engines to move those masses.

the same way he rose that one but higher, huh.

nah he's cool! teaches us something about history perhaps too.

good point. there's another documentary around somewhere where it shows how they moved stones of that size, was on the discovery channel i think if you spot it.