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after 4 years of research: complex around Stonehenge is huge -- (link)
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Peglegpete (aka peglegpete)
Sep 10 '14, 09:39
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http://www.ancient-origins.net/news-history-archaeology/radar-finds-hundreds-more-megalithic-monuments-chapels-and-shrines-102120
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I was aware of the Avebury stone circle which is 25 miles to the north but as they say it looks like there's a lot more in that whole area. -- nm
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Meg
Sep 10, 10:02
confusing article - are they saying all the discoveries are within a reasonable distance to stonehenge, or just that there are more henges in the area -- nm
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Max
Sep 10, 09:46
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I read it as "Where once we thought that SHenge was the center of any and all activity, it's really only one area out of hundreds of similar areas." -- nm
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volnelk
Sep 10, 09:51
Follow the link to the Independent. They're counting burial mounds, livestock enclosures, etc., in the a 4.5 sq.m. area that includes Stonehenge. -- nm
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mara
Sep 10, 09:51
have they found the Pandorica yet? -- nm
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znufrii
Sep 10, 09:40
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