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Unravelling the mystery of Yorkshire's 'Devil's Arrows'

Each weighing around 25 tonnes and standing at almost 23ft (seven metres) tall, how the enormous stones got there has remained unclear - until now.

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Unravelling the mystery of Yorkshire's 'Devil's Arrows'

Each weighing around 25 tonnes and standing at almost 23ft (seven metres) tall, how the enormous stones got there has remained unclear - until now.

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martedì 8 settembre 2026·dailymail.com
Unravelling the mystery of Yorkshire's 'Devil's Arrows'
Each weighing around 25 tonnes and standing at almost 23ft (seven metres) tall, how the enormous stones got there has remained unclear - until now.
mercoledì 9 settembre 2026·independent.co.uk
Ancient builders brought 25-tonne stones from 18km away for Devil’s Arrows
Prehistoric Britons likely chose megalithic stones from sources holding personal meaning for them rather than sites offering logistical convenience

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Neolithic ‘Devil’s Arrow’ stones travelled 11 miles across Yorkshire, study reveals

Researchers have shed new light on a series of prehistoric stones in Yorkshire, revealing the 25-tonne structures were hauled 11 miles across land by Neolithic builders.

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timesofindia.indiatimes.com21 h fa

About 4,000 years ago, builders hauled 25-tonne stones 11 miles across northern England to create the…

The Devil’s Arrows, Britain’s tallest surviving prehistoric stone row, have long raised questions about where they came from and how they reached Boroughbridge. It turns out that ancient Neolithic builders hauled these…

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independent.co.uk3 g fa

Ancient builders brought 25-tonne stones from 18km away for Devil’s Arrows

Prehistoric Britons likely chose megalithic stones from sources holding personal meaning for them rather than sites offering logistical convenience

Leggi questa versione → originale

mercoledì 9 settembre 2026·

eurekalert.org

Neolithic ‘Devil’s Arrow’ stones travelled 11 miles across Yorkshire, study reveals

Researchers have shed new light on a series of prehistoric stones in Yorkshire, revealing the 25-tonne structures were hauled 11 miles across land by Neolithic builders.

venerdì 11 settembre 2026·

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

About 4,000 years ago, builders hauled 25-tonne stones 11 miles across northern England to create the ‘Devil’s Arrows’, Britain’s tallest…

The Devil’s Arrows, Britain’s tallest surviving prehistoric stone row, have long raised questions about where they came from and how they reached Boroughbridge. It turns out that…

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