An eerily organized assortment of massive rock slabs, weighing several tons, has garnered intrigue and confusion for thousands of years.

With its origins dating back to the Neolithic age, it's a marvel of construction.

It almost seems humanly impossible for the time period

raising questions about its origin, purpose, and the potential for supernatural involvement. Today,

we're looking into the history of Stonehenge. This is Red Web.

Welcome to the world. Red Web. Welcome back Task Force to another episode of Red Web, the podcast all about unsolved mysteries,

true crime, and the unknown.

I'm your resident mystery enthusiast Trevor Collins, and joining me, very likely having

heard about this case

for the not first time Alfredo Diaz. A bunch of stones just up there chilling. No one knows why.

That's a great, an apt description, just a bunch of stones chilling up there. They're just

chilling up there. We don't know how they got there.

Had a stonehenge. People go there, they take photos and they're just a bunch of big stone

head. No, there's no heads. That's Easter Island. Uh, so it's like the pillar and then it has

like the top, right? Absolutely. Yes. And there's like a various formation. I'll break the top right absolutely yes and there's like a various

formation i'll break it all down for you because there's all honestly there's a lot more to unpack

than i realized here but but yeah stonehenge an ancient monument of mankind obviously somehow it got

there we're going to explore all of that but i'm'm really curious, you know, as we get into the

theories, there's a lot of interesting answers behind those. And of course, it's another one of those

fun episodes where we look at something really, really interesting that raises a lot of questions

because of the sheer nature of it, there are gaps in the knowledge. And wherever there are gaps in

the knowledge, there are a lot of really interesting theories that attempt to fill those gaps.

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