Stonehenge may be the most famous example ... a specialist in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and lecturer in Archeology at the University of Exeter, in a statement today.

Stonehenge is also surrounded by a number of Bronze Age barrows - special man-made mounds where people have been buried. Archaeologists have found these people to be buried with an astonishing ...

Stonehenge is just one of hundreds of stone circles that have been found in Britain. During the early Bronze Age, circles built from stone or wood played a very important part in the religious ...

Work on Stonehenge began around 3000 B.C., with ... having a “beaker” style associated with Britain’s Bronze Age (2300-700 B.C.). Then a worker found “something shiny,” as the crew ...

A new study has revealed that 3,300 years ago, tin mined in south-west Britain was a key resource for major Bronze Age ...

The two circles of stones at Stonehenge in southern England are ... Archeologists first found an early Bronze Age (1700-1500 BC) settlement at the building site that included a chieftains grave ...

Mary Answer: Stonehenge has a long sequence of construction ... there is no evidence for slavery in the British Neolithic/Bronze Age. We have no evidence for block and tackle (the wheel was ...

The site’s deep age and unusual design suggest it could have influenced later famous landmarks, like the first phase of Stonehenge. During the Middle Neolithic, from about 3400 to 2800 BC ...

Mary Answer: Stonehenge has a long sequence of construction ... there is no evidence for slavery in the British Neolithic/Bronze Age. We have no evidence for block and tackle (the wheel was ...