Prehistoric builders transported Devil's Arrows stones 11 miles across Yorkshire

Summary

Scientists have confirmed that the massive stones of Britain's tallest standing stone alignment, the Devil's Arrows in Yorkshire, were transported 11 miles (18 kilometers) by Neolithic communities. This discovery, published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society A, highlights the significant effort involved in creating these ancient monuments, similar to the long-distance transport of stones for Stonehenge.