Prehistoric faeces discovered in Wiltshire gives a hint about the cooking skills of Stonehenge builders

Prehistoric poo gives hints about the builders of Stonehenge

The inhabitants feasted on the internal organs of cattle and fed leftovers to their dogs

Stonehenge builders ate undercooked offal, ancient faeces reveals

Intestinal parasites recovered from prehistoric rubbish dumps shine light on lives and diet of builders

Ancient poop reveals what the builders of Stonehenge liked to eat

(CNN) — Ancient poop found at the site of a prehistoric village near Stonehenge revealed that the settlement’s inhabitants — who likely built the stone...

Prehistoric faeces discovered in Wiltshire gives a hint about the cooking skills of Stonehenge builders

The Neolithic builders were, it seems, partygoers, but their feasting came at a price - with some unpleasant surprises in their food.

The Builders of Stonehenge Left Behind Poop, And We Now Know What Was in It

Humans have a long and rich history with intestinal parasites, and it's chronicled in our very poop.

Petrified poop reveals what Stonehenge builders ate

The human poop and three of the dog coprolites contained the eggs of capillariid worms, identified in part by their lemon shape. The presence of this type of worm indicated that the person had eate…