Ancient Engineers' Mastery Revealed in Spain's Menga Dolmen

New research uncovers advanced Neolithic engineering and scientific knowledge used to construct the 5,600-year-old monument.

The Menga Dolmen is composed of 32 massive stones, each weighing up to 150 tons.
Researchers discovered precise construction techniques involving physics, geometry, and geology.
The builders used sophisticated methods to transport and position the stones without modern tools.
The monument's design features millimeter-scale precision and interlocking stones for stability.
Study challenges the notion of 'primitive' Neolithic societies, highlighting their inventive brilliance.