Archaeologists have discovered an ancient monument approximately three miles from Stonehenge. The structure, consisting of two posts, is believed to be around 5,000 years old and aligned with the solstices.
Archaeologists have identified a previously unknown monument near Stonehenge, as reported by the BBC and the Daily Mail. The structure is comprised of two posts that were aligned with the solstices, according to the BBC.
The Daily Mail reported that the newly discovered monument may have served as a “prototype” for Stonehenge. The structure’s alignment with the solstices suggests a similar purpose to the more famous stone circle.
No further details regarding the excavation or specific findings were provided by the BBC. The Daily Mail’s report focused on the potential relationship between the newly discovered monument and Stonehenge, suggesting the former may have informed the design or construction of the latter.
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