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Recent analysis suggests that ruins near Stonehenge were likely used by ancient worshipers for religious ceremonies celebrating the solstices. The site, located five kilometers away, may have influenced the rituals performed at Stonehenge.
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Recent analysis suggests that ruins near Stonehenge were likely used by ancient worshipers for religious ceremonies celebrating the solstices. The site, located five kilometers away, may have influenced the rituals performed at Stonehenge.
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Ancient worshipers gathered at a ‘prototype’ Stonehenge to celebrate the solstices, new analysis reveals
Analysis suggests ancient worshipers gathered at nearby site to celebrate solstices