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- Red deer, wild boar and elk would have roamed the Stonehenge area 4,000 years before the stones were constructed, according to new research.
- Visiting Bath as a Tourist.
- This summer is a golden opportunity to visit Stonehenge without the crowds
- The ‘remarqueable’ John Aubrey – Antiquary Son of Wiltshire.
- Stonehenge: Did the stone circle originally stand in Wales? Find backs theory that monument was dismantled and dragged over 140 miles to Wiltshire.
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Red deer, wild boar and elk would have roamed the Stonehenge area 4,000 years before the stones were constructed, according to new research.
Originally posted on Stonehenge Stone Circle News and Information: Scientists examined a nearby Mesolithic site and found the area was not a forest as previously…
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Visiting Bath as a Tourist.
As ‘The Original Wellbeing Destination’ Bath has been a destination for fun, relaxation and pleasure since 46AD! The City of Bath was made a World…
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This summer is a golden opportunity to visit Stonehenge without the crowds
Originally posted on Stonehenge Stone Circle News and Information: Stonehenge normally receives over one million visitors a year. During peak periods, there are over 10,000…
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The ‘remarqueable’ John Aubrey – Antiquary Son of Wiltshire.
Originally posted on Stonehenge Stone Circle News and Information: The 17th Century gentleman antiquarian, John Aubrey, is a fascinating, if elusive figure. Most famous for…
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