Stonehenge 2.0 (video)

March 27, 2008
It's ironic that my enthusiasm for the latest cutting-edge technology should be completely trumped by this ingenious demonstration by a Michigan construction worker of how Stonehenge was made using gravity, some sand, a shoring box and a tiny rock. (And ...

It's ironic that my enthusiasm for the latest cutting-edge technology should be completely trumped by this ingenious demonstration by a Michigan construction worker of how Stonehenge was made using gravity, some sand, a shoring box and a tiny rock. (And some very large stones, of course).

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