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Minor earthquake shakes Cumbria in early hours | News - Greatest Hits Radio (Cumbria & South West Scotland)
1+ day, 6+ hour ago (96+ words) Residents report loud rumble and house trembling People living in a part of Cumbria were woking by an earthquake in the early hours of this morning. An earthquake of magnitude 2.2 occurred at 4:48 am. The tremor, with a depth of 3km, affected…...
Strips of adhesive tape pressed against Britain's tallest stone row yielded 236 dated zircon grains, and their ages match a gritstone tor 18 kilometres west rather than the closer outcrop that the monument's official heritage listing still names as its source
2+ day, 15+ hour ago (867+ words) A mineral fingerprint taken without cutting the stones points the Devil's Arrows at Boroughbridge to Brimham Rocks, and a compatible fingerprint turns up in a battle cross probably carved in the fifteenth century. By The Long View · Edited by Chris…...
"A little strange" – Earthquake in the Mannheim region
4+ day, 11+ min ago (341+ words) An earthquake in Worms can be felt even farther away. The Mannheim police, for example, report feeling tremors, while residents of Worms have made several emergency calls. Here’s what is known so far. An earthquake shook the region on the…...
Mysterious Origins of Britain's 4,000-Year-Old 'Devils’ Arrows' Stone Monument Have Finally Been Solved
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (637+ words) A Curtin University-led research team has successfully identified the mysterious origin of several 4,000-year-old 25-ton stones, which ancient architects used to construct Britain’s iconic Devil’s Arrows, as Birmingham Rocks in North Yorkshire, over 11 miles (18 kilometers) from the monument’s location. The…...
Can stones walk? 4,000-year-old mystery of Neolithic 'Devil???s arrows' that travelled 11 miles is finally solved!
4+ day, 9+ hour ago (340+ words) Can stones walk? Not really. But 3 giant stones in Yorkshire, England, somehow travelled about 11 miles which means 18 kilometres before becoming part of one of Britain’s most mysterious prehistoric monuments. Scientists have now traced where the stones came from, revealing how…...
Transocean Equinox reaches total depth on Juliet-1
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (138+ words) Drilling Contractor Amplitude Energy reached total depth at the Juliet-1 exploration well offshore Victoria, Australia, on 7 September 2026, intersecting a gas-bearing interval in the primary Waarre C reservoir target The Transocean Equinox semisubmersible drilled the 8-1/2 in hole section to a total…...
Britain???s Tallest Standing Stones Traced to Their Geological Source
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (520+ words) Scientists from Curtin University and the University of York have pinpointed the origin of the Devil’s Arrows, the three towering gritstone megaliths that have stood on the edge of Boroughbridge, Yorkshire, for roughly 4,000 years, ending a long-running archaeological debate. The…...
How did ancient builders move 25-tonne stones 18km? New study solves part of 4,000-year-old mystery
4+ day, 19+ hour ago (587+ words) Credit: Dr Jim Leary Doha, Qatar: Around 4,000 years ago, prehistoric communities in Britain transported enormous stones weighing more than 25 tonnes each across at least 18km, apparently passing over closer sources of suitable rock, to construct a monument that still stands today....
Britain's Tallest Prehistoric Stones Are Taller Than Stonehenge — And Scientists Just Found Where They Came From
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Devil’s Arrows: 25-Tonne Stones Hauled 11 Miles
5+ day, 7+ hour ago (448+ words) Prehistoric builders moved the enormous stones of the Devil’s Arrows at least 18 kilometres across Yorkshire, according to new research that identifies where the blocks came from. The finding connects Britain’s tallest surviving prehistoric stone row with Brimham Rocks, rather than…...