Archeologists think they solved a 4,500-year-old Stonehenge mystery

Archeologists think they solved a 4,500-year-old Stonehenge mystery

How and why ancient masons built Stonehenge has baffled historians and scientists for centuries. But researchers now believe that new analysis could support a lesser known theory about the monument’s purpose. According to archaeologists at University College London, the stone monument served another purpose beyond its practical uses as an observatory or solar calendar. Their theory, detailed in a study published in the journal Archeology Interna…

Stonehenge mystery solved after 5,000 years as scientists share reason for site

Stonehenge attracts visitors from around the world to look in awe at the large rocks and ponder why they were positioned where they are in Wiltshire around 5,000 years ago

Scientists crack 5,000 year-old mystery as they unearth 'true reason' Stonehenge was built

Scientists may have finally discovered the true reason for Stonehenge’s construction.

5000 years old mystery solved: This is what scientists are saying about the origins of Britain's iconic Stonehenge

The story of Stonehenge, one of the world's greatest ancient mysteries, has taken a fascinating turn.