Archaeologists discover new prehistoric circle near Stonehenge
Evidence has been found of 20 or more prehistoric shafts forming a circle around the Durrington Walls henge.
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Evidence has been found of 20 or more prehistoric shafts forming a circle around the Durrington Walls henge.
The discovery was made by a team of archaeologists from IT Sligo during a two-week excavation.
Scientists seems to think they’ve found the place.
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Stone walls excavated by his team near the town of Provadia are estimated to date between 4,700 and 4,200 B.C