Inland route to Stonehenge from Welsh quarries is 'logical'
A professor is walking 370 km to prove the monument's stones might have been transported overland.
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A professor is walking 370 km to prove the monument's stones might have been transported overland.
MailOnline takes a look at the five most common questions asked about the mysterious stone circle Stonehenge, and look to the science for answers.
The quest to fully unlock Stonehenge's origins is an ongoing one, and in a lengthy piece for the New Yorker , Simon Akam recaps some of the current research. His piece...
Researchers have discovered that the stones used in the construction of 'palisade enclosures' near Avebury henge, around 20 miles from Stonehenge, originated 280 miles away in Northumberland.
Using innovative techniques, researchers are learning more about the monument’s origins and history.