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From: Savant9/2/2025 6:31:00 PM
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New discoveries are offering fresh clues about why the ancient monument was built and how it was used.©Image license via Canva

Stonehenge has long baffled historians and visitors alike, standing as one of the world’s most enduring mysteries. For centuries, theories about its purpose have ranged from an ancient burial site to a giant astronomical calendar.

Now, new archaeological evidence is providing clearer answers. Recent research highlighted by English Heritage suggests that Stonehenge may have served as both a ceremonial gathering place and a sophisticated solar marker. While questions remain, these discoveries are offering the strongest clues yet about why this monument was built—and how it shaped the lives of the people who raised its massive stones.

 Archaeologists Say They’ve Uncovered Stonehenge’s True Purpose
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