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Ancient Monument could rewrite history: French archaeologists announce two Neolithic sites

By The Wild Hunt | April 29, 2024

Two archeological announcements from France this month show Neolithic habitation including a necropolis and offerings- one of the sites may rewrite history.

Europe

Anger and confusion over destruction of menhirs in France

By Eric O. Scott | June 11, 2023

There is controversy over the reputed destruction of 39 standing stones, or menhir, in the French village of Carnac. But the accounts of what happened are disputed between the Carnac government and a local archeologist.

Paganism

Ceremonial site discovered in Scotland

By Liz Williams | March 31, 2021

Archaeologists have uncovered an apparent ceremonial site in Scotland on the scale of the Ness of Brodgar in Orkney or even Salisbury Plain.

U.K.

The mysterious cursus of the Neolithic

By Sean McShee | February 3, 2021

The recent discovery of a Neolithic structure on the Isle of Arran leaves researchers with more questions than answers.

Europe

Uncovering the Past: The construction of the wood henge of Mount Pleasant

By Sean McShee | December 24, 2020

Wood henges are much less impressive to modern observers of the sites but are critical for understanding ritual practice in the Neolithic. Recent findings also tell us how long such monuments took to build.

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