Monument Stonehenge

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  Neolithic Stone Circles Discovered in England Could Solve the Stonehenge Mystery: Report

  Two Neolithic stone circles were recently discovered on Dartmoor, England. Alan Endacott, archaeologist, suggests these sites, one named Metheral and the other Irishman’s Wall, were part of a 5-mile ceremonial arc from 5,000 years ago. The findings highlight the cultural and spiritual significance of Dartmoor's uplands in prehistoric times. Simil...

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  Stonehenge's Mysterious Altar Stone May Have Travelled 500 Miles From Scotland, Reveals New Study

  This finding challenges a century of geological consensus that pinpointed Wales as the stone's origin.

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  Ishant Sharma Shares Snap With Mayank Agarwal At Stonehenge In England, Calls It "Masterpiece Of Engineering"

  The cricketers visited the famous prehistoric monument Stonehenge with their families.

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  5,000-Year-Old 'House Of The Dead' Discovered by Archaelologists In UK

  A 5,000-year-old 'house of the dead' has been discovered in the UK that could contain the remains of the ancestors of those who lived around the iconic prehistoric monument Stonehenge, archaeologists say.

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  Vast 5,600-Year-Old Religious Complex Discovered Near Stonehenge

  A huge religious complex built about 5,650 years ago has been discovered near Britain's most famous prehistoric monument Stonehenge, a finding which shows that entire area was even more sacred and ritually active than previously believed.

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  Study Sheds Light on Culinary Habits of Stonehenge Builders

  People who built Stonehenge, the iconic prehistoric stone monument in the UK, organised large-scale feasts, where animals were brought from all over Britain to be barbecued and cooked in open-air mass gatherings, a new study suggests.

• Barack Obama Seeks Solace at Stonehenge

  President Barack Obama sought solace on Friday at the mystical, prehistoric English monument of Stonehenge, relaxing after stressful days confronting Russia and rising jihadism in the Middle East.

• Stonehenge may just be a giant musical instrument!

  Stonehenge may have been the home of early rock music, according to a new study which suggests that the prehistoric monument was built as a giant musical instrument.

• Exact source of Stonehenge rocks pinpointed

  Scientists have pinpointed the exact source of many of the rocks used to build the prehistoric monument Stonehenge in England.