A major attraction of Dorset, England, is the Cerne Abbas Giant, a 180-foot-tall figure of a naked man wielding a large club carved with chalk into a hilltop.

The Cerne Giant, otherwise know, as the "Rude Man of Cerne," is an 18-story-high chalk drawing on an English hillside that has long attracted theories about its origin and meaning.

For centuries, the Cerne Giant, a figure carved into a hillside in Dorset depicting a nude man carrying a club and stretching some 180 feet high, has fascinated locals and visitors to the area.

A giant, enigmatic carving of a naked, bald man wielding a hefty club likely depicts the mythical Hercules, a new study finds. The early medieval artwork, carved into the chalk bedrock on a hillside ...

The report builds on research from 2021, when geological testing dated the Cerne Abbas Giant to between 700 and 1100 C.E.; previously, some historians had assumed it dated to prehistoric times.

Dorset’s 180ft Cerne Abbas Giant is perhaps best known for the chalk figure’s colossal private parts. Now tourists have been left frustrated after discovering that grass has grown over the ...

The Cerne Giant Festival is set to return with a plethora of unique events over the next two months. The festival, which has become a landmark celebration in the Cerne Valley, draws inspiration ...

For centuries, the Cerne Giant, a figure carved into a hillside in Dorset depicting a nude man carrying a club and stretching some 180 feet high, has fascinated locals and visitors to the area.