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Ancient, simplified Stonehenge-like structure discovered nearby
Archaeologists have discovered a much simpler, 5,000-year-old structure near Stonehenge, consisting of two wooden posts aligned with the Sun during solstices. Found in Bulford, the site predates Stonehenge and includes artifacts like pottery, flint tools, and carved bones, suggesting prehistoric gatherings. The posts' alignment with solstices indicates early celestial observation, and the find may connect to the origins of Stonehenge's construction.
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