Excavation of Aubrey Hole 7 at Stonehenge in 2008. Photograph: Adam Stanford of Aerial-Cam // Excavación del Hoyo Audrey 7 en Stonehenge en 2008. Fotografía: Adam Stanford, de Aerial Cam. STONEHENGE: CONTROVERSIES OF THE BLUESTONES STONEHENGE: LAS CONTROVERSIAS DE LAS PIEDRAS AZULES Mike Parker Pearson (Department of Archaeology, University of Sheffield). [
[email protected] ] Joshua Pollard (Department of Archaeology, University of Southampton). [
[email protected] ] Colin Richards (School of Arts, Histories and Cultures, University of Manchester). [
[email protected] ] Julian Thomas (School of Arts, Histories and Cultures, University of Manchester). [
[email protected] ] Kate Welham (School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University). [
[email protected] ] Richard Bevins (National Museum of Wales, Cardiff). [
[email protected] ] Robert Ixer (Freelance geological consultant, Sutton Coldfield). [
[email protected] ] Peter Marshall (Honorary lecturer, University of Sheffield). [
[email protected] ] Andrew Chamberlain (Department of Archaeology, University of Sheffield). [
[email protected] ] Summary Resumen Whilst the sarsen stones of Stonehenge were Mientras que las piedras sarsen de Stonehenge brought from a short distance of about 30 km away, fueron traídas de una distancia corta de unos 30 km, the smaller bluestones originate in Wales, over 200 las piedras azules, más pequeñas, son originarias de km to the west. This remarkable distance for