The model helped researchers to get inside the heart and soul of Stonehenge, and hear what ancient Britons would have ...

In a remarkable breakthrough published in the journal Science Direct, a research team led by geomorphologist Professor David ...

See intriguing ancient artifacts without fighting the crowds at Stonehenge by visiting another quaint English village with ...

Not to rock your world or anything, but there’s an almost exact replica of Stonehenge in Odessa, on the UT Permian Basin ...

Archaeologists have recently made a surprising discovery about Rujm el-Hiri, also known as the Stonehenge of the East. This 5000-year-old ancient stone circle, which covers a 30 km area, has “shifted ...

Together, the findings from the new study and those published earlier this year are shedding light on the purpose of Stonehenge and the arrangement of its monoliths, an enduring enigma since ...

At the time of the Winter Solstice, experts believe people would have brought livestock with them to Stonehenge for a solstice feast. Initial research suggests the animals were brought considerable ...

It has also become iconic for professional photographers, travelers, or even random people who want to take a picture of it. Much like the original Stonehenge, photos of the replica are scattered all ...

Sometimes, you've just got to love a mickey take. Stonehenge which attracts thousands of tourists each year and is arguably one of the most culturally significant and mysterious landmarks in the ...

Now researchers have suggested that the stone circle at Stonehenge, built during this period, may have been designed to unite early farming communities across Britain in response to the influx of ...

For years, scientists have pondered the reason for the unusual movement as well as the purpose of the monument, also known as 'Stonehenge ... shifted from its original position for tens of metres ...