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New Scientist@NewScientist reported the discovery of two postholes at Bulford, 5 km from Stonehenge, forming a wooden monument aligned to the midsummer sunrise around 2950 BC. The structure predates Stonehenge's main phases by about 500 years.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewExcavation at Bulford uncovered two large pits that once held wooden posts aligned with the solstices, predating the stone circle by about 500 years.
The IndependentA new study suggests the six-tonne altar stone at Stonehenge originated in north-east Scotland and reached Doggerland by glacier before prehistoric people moved it south. Researchers say rising sea levels may have prompted the final relocation to Salisbury Plain.
nationalpost.comResearchers announced the discovery of a circular wooden platform more than 5,000 years old beneath a man-made island in Loch Bhorgastail on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland. The platform, which predates Stonehenge, was identified using stereophotogrammetry that allowed mapping both…