The ancient stone structures found in Turkey, Russia, Japan, Bosnia, Albania, Greece, Israel, Palestine, and Peru possess striking similarities that have captivated the curiosity of both historians and archaeologists. The level of achievement in engineering demonstrated by these structures raises questions about potential connections between the civilizations that created them. Scholars continue to explore whether these architectural wonders were developed independently or if there was some form of cultural or technological exchange that facilitated the spread of such remarkable construction techniques across diverse geographic regions.