Photo by Mac of Summer Solstice at Stonehenge
A mysterious prehistoric monument was discovered by Archaeologists 1.8 miles from the Stonehenge heritage site. Archaeologists announced on Monday that the find was made with high tech ground penetrating radar. They found up to 90 standing stones, some measuring up to 15 feet and think it could date back some 4500 years.
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