How were Stonehenge's blocks moved ?

Hey BooNy it always comes back to aliens.Well Stonehenge is a chicken shed compared to pyramids,and there are so many of them.A bit of antigravity would have been useful. I have seen several films in the past explaining possibilities. Lots of guys and determination and a few centuries could have done the job

It's too bad Edward Leedskalnin went to his grave with his secrets for building Coral Castle. It is allegedly said he was able to move those megalithic coral stones by himself with ease. Also, a while back, Wally Wallington demonstrated how he was able to mount a huge block up. Wasn't exactly with ease, took him 30 years. He used block and tackle and a motorized lift.

Wasn't exactly with ease, took him 30 years. He used block and tackle and a motorized lift. I never mentioned anything about the complete structure. "It is allegedly said he was able to move those megalithic coral stones by himself with ease." is what I posted. For one man to create the entire structure in 30 years, it took time, dedication, and patience. He found a way to move one block at a time, allegedly by himself, which is more than I can say about me trying to pull a feat like that. LOL!

I don't really know how stonehenge was build,but to the people who build it,they are really good in Engineering and good builders.

Wasn't exactly with ease, took him 30 years. He used block and tackle and a motorized lift. I wasnt aware of him using a motorized lift ? TiP.

I wasnt aware of him using a motorized lift ? TiP. Great to see you TiP! I realize that I'm not adding to the topic with this, but I'm honestly happy to see you man. Hope all is going well. -- Carry on with the topic and all. Apologies for the interruption.

Great to see you TiP! I realize that I'm not adding to the topic with this, but I'm honestly happy to see you man. Hope all is going well. -- Carry on with the topic and all. Apologies for the interruption. Hey Boony , I have sent you a pm brother , no need to upset the great mods we have here at UM ! Continue with the topic please TiP

he used not many, but he still used tools that are made today like all that wood and the latter,it was in the perfect shape he needed it to be, back then they didnt do that. idk this is very creative, but thats not going to be the answer to how stonehenge happened.

has anyone heard about this dude? thought this vid was interesting http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hr9U1cP68eU&feature=player_embedded

I wasnt aware of him using a motorized lift ? TiP. http://www.peter-thomson.co.uk/coralcastle/coralcastle.html