6,000-year-old prehistoric walkway discovered in Somerset

6,000-year-old prehistoric walkway discovered in Somerset

Archaeological excavations in Somerset have revealed evidence of a প্রায় 6,000-year-old wooden trackway, likely used by early Neolithic communities to cross the area’s waterlogged marshes. The excavation, carried out on behalf of Somerset Wildlife Trust and the Species Survival Fund, uncovered the ancient structure preserved beneath layers of peat at Honeygar—Somerset Wildlife Trust’s first rewilding site. The team was initially commissioned to …