Wally Wallington is a retired Construction worker from the US who claims to have found a way one person could construct Stonehenge using forgotten technologies, the same technique enabling him to move an entire barn on his own.
In a film, that is taking the internet by storm, he demonstrates his techniques. If Wally is correct then Stonehenge was made using far fewer numbers than anyone could have ever predicted. It all looks pretty feasible to me.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Forgotten Construction Techniques
- There is an opportunity to research and rediscover construction techniques that have been long forgotten.
- Sustainable Building Practices
- By exploring and implementing forgotten techniques, the construction industry can potentially reduce its environmental impact and improve sustainability.
- One-person Construction
- The possibility of one person being able to construct large structures opens up opportunities for efficiency and cost-savings in the construction industry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Construction
- The construction industry can benefit from exploring forgotten technologies that can improve efficiency and sustainability.
- History
- The historical research industry can benefit from investigating forgotten construction techniques and how they were used in the past.
- Archeology
- Archeologists can potentially gain new insights into the construction methods used in ancient civilizations by studying forgotten techniques.
