Topic: Stonehenge
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Stonehenge archaeologists reveal new theory of why monument was built
Stonehenge may have been built on a site occupied by hunters for roughly 5,000 prior to its construction.
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New Stonehenge theory: Stonehenge was built over a graveyard
A new Stonehenge theory posits that 500 years before the current stones were raised, an earlier stone circle marked the graves of more than 200 men, women, and children.
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'Phonehenge West' creator jailed: When folk art and building codes collide
The builder of a fantastical fortress in the Mojave Desert has been sentenced to jail for failing to pay for the demolition of his life's work. Why art isn't sacred in the eyes of code enforcers.
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Winter Solstice prompts gatherings of druids, spiritualists, and doomsday party goers
The winter solstice was celebrated at Stonehenge in England – and New Hampshire – Friday morning, Dec. 21, 2012. In Pennsylvania, atheists marked the winter solstice by hanging a banner next to a nativity scene.
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Decoder Wire Romney's disastrous 'European Vacation'
Mitt Romney should be capitalizing on gloomy economic news. But he keeps putting his foot in his mouth.
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Stonehenge built as a symbol of peace and unity, British researchers suggest
The creation of the mysterious monument and the culture built around it suggests Stonehenge was thought as a symbol of unity in late Neolithic Europe, British researchers say.
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David Beckham escorts Olympic flame upon arrival in UK
David Beckham will take the Olympic flame at a ceremony Friday when the flame arrives from Greece. Then, the Olympic flame will go on a 70-day, 8,000-mile relay around England ahead of the 2012 London Olympics.
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Spring equinox heralds start of the season, even if it feels like summer
Spring equinox celebrations around the world were on the early side this year, but summer-like warmth in much of the US makes it seem as if the season is almost over.
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Tim Tebow: Is it true that ‘all he does is win’ ... and pray? (VIDEO)
Tim Tebow faces another big football test this weekend with a Sunday game against New England. The quarterback has seen the ranks of off-field followers soar, as ‘Tebowing’ in prayer (real or pretended) goes global.
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America is a vast country with too many landmarks and attractions for one person to see, ranging from the sublimely beautiful Grand Canyon to a Stonehenge replica made from junk cars. Does your knowledge reach from the majesty of America's purple mountains and across its amber waves of grain to its fruited plains?
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 06/21
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Stonehenge gets multi-million dollar grant to spruce up area around prehistoric site
Stonehenge, Britain's prehistoric circle of stones, will receive some infrastructure help in the future. The area around Stonehenge, in addition to the visitors center, will see improvements.
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Stonehenge skeleton: Ancient traveler died near the famous monument.
Stonehenge skeleton unearthed by British scientists appears to be the remains of a teenage boy who died around 1550 BC. Forensic anthropology reveals that he traveled from the Mediterranean — and he's not the only traveler from a distant land who found his way to the famous monument.
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Boy with Amber Necklace skeleton, found near Stonehenge, hit the road to get there
Boy with Amber Necklace remains, discovered near the Stonehenge monument in Britain, are believed to have come several hundred miles from the south. Boy with Amber Necklace is thought to have been a teenager when he passed.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 08/13
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Stonehenge twin – 'Timberhenge' – discovered with radar imaging
Stonehenge wasn't the only mammoth circle in southern England 5,000 years ago. Using new radar imaging equipment, scientists have identified what was once a nearby circle of huge timbers.
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Stonehenge twin, a wood henge, is found nearby
Stonehenge archaeologists said Thursday they have uncovered the foundations of a second circular structure only a few hundred yards from Stonehenge.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 06/21
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In Pictures: Summer Solstice at Stonehenge
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Summer solstice arrives; new agers celebrate at Stonehenge
Summer solstice means all-night parties for alternative-minded revelers at Stonehenge.
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The strange history of an abandoned colonial settlement-turned-wilderness.
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