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FWIW, here is the link to the DailyMail online article:
www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-13745729/Stonehenges-biggest-remaining-mysteries.html
Recent findings during excavation on the Ness of Brodgar made archaeologists speculate that Orkney was *the* most important ancient site in Britain, even more important than Stonehenge, so the ancient builders of SH obviously wanted to incorporate a very special stone into their new monument.
It was interesting to read that the large amount of pig fat found at Durrington Walls could have been used to grease the ground for the easier movement of the stones.
Then there was the evidence of cattle bones from Scotland being found at SH as someone mentioned here and earlier during a TV documentary.
Sorry I haven't read all this info, but digging into my old lady's memory box!!
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