stonehenge
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Stone Age Megastructure Found at the Bottom of the Baltic Sea
Divers working off the coast of Rostock, Germany, have found the broken-up remains of a wall on the bottom of the Baltic Sea. Researchers believe the Stone Age construction is over 10,000 years old, potentially making it the oldest human megastructure in Europe, and was likely used to herd prey during hunts. The wall dates…
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Stonehenge Started as an Entirely Different Henge, New Research Suggests
Archaeologists in Britain have discovered the site of a former stone circle in west Wales, which they believe was taken apart and later rebuilt as Stonehenge.
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Ancient Britons Travelled Hundreds Of Miles To Attend Pork Fests At Stonehenge
Prehistoric Britons travelled impressive distances to attend celebrations at monumental sites like Stonehenge, according to new research. Incredibly, many of them brought their pigs along with them for the journey – an impressive feat, considering some participants came from hundreds of miles away.
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Underground Mapping Near Stonehenge Reveals A New ‘Super Henge’
The mysteries of Stonehenge are revealed sometimes by unusual methods — forgetting to water its grass or whacking its stones with quartz. In this case, it just took four years of staring at the ground. A new underground survey reveals a vast complex of unknown Neolithic monuments near Stonehenge, including a huge stone “super henge”.