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Archaeologists Discover Neolithic Solstice Structure in Bulford
A 5,000-year-old wooden site predates Stonehenge's stones.
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Archaeologists have uncovered a Neolithic structure in Bulford consisting of two wooden posts aligned with the solstices. The site predates the stone alignments of Stonehenge by approximately 500 years. Experts suggest this discovery demonstrates a long-term evolutionary process of astronomical alignment in prehistoric communities.
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① Archaeologists discovered a Neolithic structure at Bulford that predates Stonehenge's stone alignment by 500 years and
① Archaeologists discovered a prehistoric wooden structure in Bulford that aligns with the solstices, potentially servin
① Archaeologists have identified a 5,000-year-old structure consisting of two wooden posts that align with the solstices
① Archaeologists discovered two large pits in Bulford that likely held wooden posts aligned with the solstices, predatin
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