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Devil's Arrows: Ancient builders hauled 55k-lb stones 11 miles for UK stone row
(sciencedaily.com)
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bookofjoe
2 days ago
3 comments
dmichulke
30 minutes ago
25-tonne stones for 18km in case you wondered
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robertlagrant
23 minutes ago
For anyone confused, British people would generally use tonnes (or tons, but maybe not know the difference exactly) and miles.
ChrisRR
26 minutes ago
Imperial is confusing at the best of times, but couldn't they have said 24.5 tons instead of 55,000 lbs?
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masfuerte
3 minutes ago
That's the way they like it. American road signs have mad shit like "No trucks over 15,000 lbs".
ButlerianJihad
27 minutes ago
This must be the origin of the saying, “People who start stone rows shouldn’t build glass houses”.
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