Archaeologists have uncovered a remarkable find at the Neolithic Durrington Walls henge , just north of the iconic Stonehenge monument.

A series of 16 uniformly shaped, massive pits, forming a circle over 1.25 miles wide, have been confirmed to be the work of ancient humans , likely all dug around the same time in 2480 B.C.E.

Since their discovery in 2020, research teams from various institutions have been studying the site extensively.

Vince Gaffney, professor and lead archaeologist from the University of Bradford, stated, "The recent work confirms that the circle of shafts surrounding Durrington Walls is without precedent within the UK.

"These features were not simply dug and abandoned—they were part of a structured, monumental landscape that speaks to the complexity and sophisti

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