Massive prehistoric structure found near Stonehenge
PositiveScience

- A recent study has confirmed the discovery of 16 pits that were dug near Stonehenge over 4,000 years ago, indicating significant prehistoric activity in the area. This finding adds to the understanding of the cultural and historical significance of Stonehenge and its surroundings.
- The discovery of these pits may provide valuable insights into the social and ceremonial practices of ancient communities, suggesting that the region was a hub of activity and possibly a site of ritual importance, enhancing the narrative of human history in prehistoric Britain.
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