English scientists have awoken the sound of Stonehenge. The echo of awe in the stone circle is likely to have been a large part of its religious effect.

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Stonehenge, a prehistoric monument located in England, has puzzled historians and archaeologists for centuries. Despite extensive research, the true purpose of Stonehenge remains a mystery.

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Question: How do you know how much the monoliths at Stonehenge weigh? ~Jane Answer: We know how much the monoliths weigh as we can calculate to their overall volume, including the bit that's ...

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A newly drafted recommendation to UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee meeting in July in India advises that the Stonehenge and Avesbury World Heritage Site should be placed on the List of World Heritage ...