“Orkney is a key to understanding Neolithic religion,” says site director Nick Card. More than 20 feet tall and 100 feet in diameter, Maes Howe required thousands of man-hours to build and a ...

The ritual of trekking to football grounds is comparable with Neolithic man making the long journey to Stonehenge for winter feasts. ‘Sacred locality was seemingly as important to our ...

It’s home to the country’s densest concentration of Neolithic remains — among them, the blockbuster that is Stonehenge — and a scattering of 13 giant white horses carved into hillsides ...

How about 30 acres of Wiltshire and the world's most famous Neolithic monument? Possibly not. But that's what Salisbury man Cecil Chubb ... on this day in 1915. Stonehenge had been in the ...

Malta is home to some of the oldest and arguably most mysterious megalithic structures known to man, older than the Pyramids and Stonehenge.

Just beyond this prehistoric life carried on just the same as everywhere else. The reason that Stonehenge seems so ... into exact positions. The most man power needed would have been in pulling ...

The standing stones marked the end of the Avenue that leads from the River Avon to Stonehenge, a 1¾-mile long (2.8km) processional route constructed at the end of the Stone Age - or the Neolithic ...

Stonehenge is a huge, man-made circle of standing stones built thousands of years ago. Located in Southern England, it has become one of the world's most famous prehistoric monuments.

Stonehenge poses more questions than answers, making it one of the most mysterious prehistoric monuments in the world. And because of its proximity to London, the famous landmark makes for a ...