But at some point these guesstimates get sold as scientific discovery. First example from TFA: Prof Pearson said the remains of a cow, which was found at the

But at some point these guesstimates get sold as scientific discovery. First example from TFA: Prof Pearson said the remains of a cow, which was found at the site, suggested animals may have helped to pull the stones to their resting spot in England What, they didn't use trucks? A much better indication than "we found a skeleton" for these ancients having used oxen to move stones would be any remains at all of the sorts of yokes and related equipment that allow oxen to pull heavy loads. Cattle are primarily of value for their meat and dairy, so the fact that humans and cattle were merely associated at any particular site certainly doesn't mean what the good professor seems to claim.