Stonehenge: Did ancient 'machine' move stones from Wales?
Engineer Shaun Whitehead, who led the Djedi robotic exploration of the Great Pyramid, said: "I'm often approached by people who have their own ideas about why and how these great structures were built.
"I'm careful not to dismiss any of these without a little thought, but most can be shown to be unworkable or impractical.
"However, Steven's theories on how massive objects could have been moved demonstrate a very creative and practical engineering mind."
While he said nobody knows for sure how they were moved, Steven's idea is "as good as any, and better than most".
"I'm careful not to dismiss any of these without a little thought, but most can be shown to be unworkable or impractical.
"However, Steven's theories on how massive objects could have been moved demonstrate a very creative and practical engineering mind."
While he said nobody knows for sure how they were moved, Steven's idea is "as good as any, and better than most".
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