How did they get stones on top of Stonehenge?

The exact methods used to raise the stones at Stonehenge remain a subject of debate among archaeologists, but it is widely believed that the builders employed a combination of sledges, rollers, and possibly levers to transport and position the stones. They likely used earthen ramps to elevate the stones to the desired height, allowing them to be placed on top of the upright stones. The construction would have required a large workforce and considerable organization, reflecting the advanced engineering skills of the Neolithic people.