The mysteries of Stonehenge are sometimes revealed by unusual methods--forgetting to water its grass or whacking its stones with quartz . In this case, it took four years of staring at the ground. A new underground survey reveals a vast complex of unknown Neolithic monuments near Stonehenge, including a huge stone "super henge."
The mysteries of Stonehenge are sometimes revealed by unusual methods--forgetting to water its grass or whacking its stones with quartz . In this case, it took four years of staring at the ground. A new underground survey reveals a vast complex of unknown Neolithic monuments near Stonehenge, including a huge stone "super henge."
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