Archaeologists have discovered a “draft” of Stonehenge A team of archaeologists from companies Wessex Archaeology have discovered an ancient building in the small English town of Larkhill, which is 2.5 miles from Stonehenge. Found columnar pit copy the location of the stone pillars of the ancient monument. About it reports The Guardian. The construction of Stonehenge, one of the most famous archaeological monuments, built of large menhirs, Dating from the end of the fourth Millennium BC. It was then, according to estimates of archaeologists, the construction of the main ditch and the banks. The construction of the famous stone buildings began almost a Millennium later — about XXVI century BC. The construction in the form of a plurality of intersecting ditches and embankments on the site of Larkhill Wessex Archaeology found in 2016 and found fragments of cow bones, and ceramic bowls of human skulls allowed the researchers to conclude
