Question

there is no evidence the altar stone in stonehenge actually served as an altar, its just called that because of an offhand remark made it about it in the 17th century?
true
false
question 31
1 pts
according to the textbook, the upright stones of stonehenge were likely erected using which of the following?
wooden sleds
levers
catapults
ufos

Explanation:

First Question (About Altar Stone)

The statement about the Altar Stone's naming is true (there's no evidence it was an altar, named from a 17th - century offhand remark), so the selected "False" is incorrect. The correct answer should be "True".

In the construction of Stonehenge's upright stones, levers are a likely method. Wooden sleds are more for transporting, catapults and UFOs are not relevant to the historical construction methods. So the selected "Levers" is correct.

Answer:

True

Question 31 (Erecting Upright Stones)